No doubt Cilic can compete with the big boys

...a history of guiding Croatians, working with Goran Ivanisevic, the 2001 Wimbledon champ, and Wimbledon semifinalist Mario Ancic. "It's important to think about how a big guy, when he's 15, what he...

Cilic looking to be next giant killer

Andy Roddick can't seem to escape the game's pre-eminent sluggers. Does he have enough to get by Marin Cilic?

Doling out our 2009 ATP awards

With supreme competition and daunting up-and-comers, only one name returned to the summit of men's tennis. Care to guess who?

Federer feels Britton's pain

Roger Federer was once in Devin Britton's shoes. But after Monday's opening-day schooling at the U.S. Open, the world No. 1 is elated that era has passed.

Venus survives opening-round scare in New York

NEW YORK -- Venus Williams has been more regular than the No. 7 train at the National Tennis Center. In 10 previous runs through the U.S. Ope...

Nalbandian, Ancic pull out of U.S. Open

David Nalbandian of Argentina and Mario Ancic of Croatia have withdrawn from the U.S. Open.

Without Roddick, U.S. falls in quarters

Croatia eliminated the United States from the Davis Cup after Marin Cilic beat James Blake for an insurmountable 3-1 lead in the quarterfinals.

Karlovic, Cilic to play vs. U.S.

Wimbledon quarterfinalist Ivo Karlovic and Marin Cilic have been selected for Croatia's Davis Cup team against the United States.

Man tries to put hat on Federer

A man ran onto the court during the second set of Sunday's French Open final, waved a flag and tried to place a red hat on Roger Federer's head.

Isner out of French Open

John Isner of the United States has pulled out of the French Open because of illness.

Melzer wins 11 straight games

Second-seeded Juergen Melzer of Austria won 11 straight games to beat Frederico Gil of Portugal 6-3, 6-0 in the first round of the Austrian Open.

Will Nadal win the season Slam?

Rafael Nadal has mastered the nuances of every surface, but does he have enough leg to win the calendar Slam?

Top players hit stumbling blocks

The daunting desert of Indian Wells nearly dissolved Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer from the first Masters 1000 event of the year. But they both live on -- for now.

Mario Ancic

Ancic to address Harvard Law School

What could pose a bigger thrill for Mario Ancic than strolling onto Wimbledon's Centre Court? Try addressing a Harvard Law School class on hot-button issues like doping and gambling.