No man is an island ... except for Nadal

The world's best tennis player is untouchable -- and we're not talking about his game. Mag senior writer Tim Keown gets inside the world of the best tennis player in the world.

WE GOT … NOW

Think women have no game? You don't know what you're missing.

Chang investing time, money in Chinese tennis

With his name on the ballot for induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame along with his involvement with the Summer Olympics in Beijing, 2008 promises to be an important year for Michael Chang, writes Joel Drucker.

At the 2007 Australian Open, Draper coached Lleyton Hewitt into the third round . . . and then turned his full-time attention to golf

Draper's tale of two sports is one for the movies

Scott Draper has already lived and lost enough to be a screenwriter's dream. This is his story of tennis and golf, of triumph and tragedy.

Mickelson going for a fourth win at Buick

Phil Mickelson is originally from the San Diego area and the three-time champ loves Torrey Pines. There's no reason to believe he won't be a four-time champ come Sunday.

ESPY Awards past winners

Check out all of the past winners throughout the ESPY's 12-year history.

Clijsters, Hewitt want to put breakup behind them

Lleyton Hewitt is now engaged to an actress, while Kim Clijsters, although dating, is keeping her options open.

Draper replaces former Grand Slam finalist

Former Wimbledon and U.S. Open finalist Mark Philippoussis was left off Australia's team for next month's Davis Cup match against Austria in favor of journeyman tennis player and golfer Scott Draper on Tuesday.

Rackets, car, tickets up for bid

The world's highest-ranked tennis players on Wednesday donated autographed rackets to raise cash for victims of the Asian tsunami.

'African-American mother of tennis'

For more than half her life, Zina Garrison heard the same advice from Althea Gibson: Work on your serve. Yet not until Gibson's funeral did Garrison truly understand what her friend and mentor meant.

The tennis racket

The rackets Lleyton Hewitt and others are using at the Open aren't necessarily the ones they are paid to endorse.

ESPY Awards past winners

Check out all of the past winners throughout the ESPY's 11-year history.

Senior wins by a shot after closing bogeys

Australia's Peter Senior won his first tour title since 1997, escaping with a one-stroke victory in the Australian PGA on Sunday after bogeying the last two holes.

Hewitt caddies for Norman

Peter Senior shot a 7-under 65 on Friday to take a five-shot lead after two rounds of the Australian PGA.