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Twenty years ago, Moncia Seles was on top of the tennis world at 19. Then a Steffi Graf fan stabbed her during a match, and it all unraveled.

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Serena Williams dominated in the second half of 2012, but was it her best overall season? Since breaking into the tour in 1999, she has thrilled fans and put together amazing comebacks. Ravi Ubha ranks her top 10 seasons.

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How can a sport that has permitted such sounds, match after match, year after year, change course and strive to squelch them?

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Kobe Bryant among players glad situation with female fan during Lakers-Nuggets game was handled quickly and safely.

A LOOK BACK

Wimbledon exec Ian Ritchie is upset about all the grunting in women's tennis. But from Jimmy Connors to Monica Seles to Maria Sharapova, tennis has had sound effects for a long time.

April 30, 1993: Monica Seles is stabbed by a deranged fan....

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The crowd begged for more, but much to its chagrin, Kim Clijsters beat Vera Zvonareva in a 59-minute bashing to win the U.S. Open.

You believe the adage that a great defense downs a great offense? We'll find out when Caroline Wozniacki and Maria Sharapova duke it out.

James Rickenbacker is a bodyguard, but not just any bodyguard. He has protected some of tennis's biggest stars, but his latest gig is protecting "The Donald."

It's the start of a new decade, which means we should be able to expect -- for reasons that no one can quite explain -- the inevitable triggering of another historic U.S. Open occasion.

AP Photo/ Andrew Medichini Monica Seles' dominant tennis career was interrupted by a horrific on-court incident. April 30, 1993: The world's number one women's tennis player, 19-year-old American Monica Seles, is stabbed from behind by a derange...