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Americans head home early, again

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Only one American reached the second week at Wimbledon. Whit Sheppard explores the state of American tennis after a disappointing showing.

Story | Conversation | July 03, 2006

Perry, not Venus, reaches second week

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Of the 14 women from the United States who were in the 2006 Wimbledon draw, most thought only one would reach the second week. Only one player did, but it wasn't Venus Williams. Whit Sheppard explains.

Story | Conversation | July 01, 2006

Molik's comeback an inspiration

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Alicia Molik's tennis career was put on hold after a vertigo-like condition. The scary part is that she does not know where it stems from, but her comeback has been an inspiration.

Story | Conversation | May 31, 2006

Compelling match-ups in women's draw

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

A win for Amelie Mauresmo at the French Open might be the only trophy missing from her fabulous resume. However, as Whit Sheppard writes, it would not be a surprise if her drought at Roland Garros continues.

Story | Conversation | May 26, 2006

Hingis ready to take next step

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Martina Hingis isn't going to outmuscle anyone on the court. But, Whit Sheppard writes, Hingis' smarts and style still have a place in the game.

Story | Conversation | January 25, 2006

Women's Week Two preview

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

If top-seeded Lindsay Davenport is going to win the Australian Open, she most likely will have to beat four former Grand Slam winners along the way.

Story | Conversation | January 22, 2006

Venus optimistic despite first-round exit

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Despite a first-round exit at the Australian Open to the 94th-ranked player in the world, Venus Williams says give her time and she'll be fine.

Story | Conversation | January 15, 2006

Countdown (Under) begins to season's first Slam

Whit Sheppard, Special to ESPN.com

Injuries have sapped the men's draw at the Australian Open. The same is not true for the women's field.

Story | Conversation | January 13, 2006