Who's who of women's tennis?
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.comAs the men's round of 16 stepped off on Monday, the top quarter was simply loaded from top to bottom, with No. 1 seed Roger Federer versus No. 14 Tomm...
Page | ConversationDon't overlook deceiving del Potro
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.comThe beautiful (talented) people at this U.S. Open are identified by a single name: Venus, Rafa, Serena, Roger, Novak, Maria, etc. The younges...
Page | ConversationThe sounds, screeches, squalls and shrieks of Larcher de Brito
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.com"Ennhheeee!" PARIS -- The whistles and boos cascaded down on the burnt sienna floor of Court Philippe Chatrier and Aravane Rezai waved her hand i...
Page | ConversationGutsy Sharapova comes through when it matters
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.comOn the mend PARIS -- Maria Sharapova has always been among the best-dressed in her field and this year at Roland Garros is no exception. The 22-yea...
Page | ConversationResurgent Roddick not buying Djokovic's sob story
Greg Garber, ESPN.comWith all his physical ailments, it's hard not to pigeonhole Novak Djokovic as a hypochondriac. Although the beleaguered Serb might be playing possum, Andy Roddick knows he'll have his hands full.
Story | Conversation | September 03, 2008Blake, Fish will put friendship on hiatus
Greg Garber, ESPN.comFriends turn foes NEW YORK -- Like the upper 80s in Manhattan, the third round at the U.S. Open is a pricey piece of real estate. It means y...
PageIvanovic, Nadal remain the favorites to hoist the trophy
Greg Garber, ESPN.comWe're down to the sweet 16, and what better time to assess each player's chances of winning the French Open title?
Story | Conversation | June 02, 2008Bereft of notoriety, Ferrer rife with shot-making
Greg Garber, ESPN.comDespite being one of the fiercest players on tour, David Ferrer is relatively nondescript. But a low Q rating hasn't stopped him one bit.
Story | Conversation | May 31, 2008Keeping a watchful eye on the big three
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe obvious consensus is that the French title is Rafael Nadal's to lose. However, it's clear Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic won't be afraid to battle the Spaniard, if and when the time comes.
Story | Conversation | May 24, 2008Young guns climbing the charts
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAndy Murray owes his rise up in part to the addition of his new coach. Murray isn't the only player 21 and under moving up in the rankings, Greg Garber writes.
Story | Conversation | August 18, 2006Patience wasn't Blake's virtue
Greg Garber, ESPN.comJames Blake didn't play his best match Sunday, losing to Gael Monfils in the fourth round. But, as Greg Garber explains, Blake's loss wasn't because he couldn't handle the red clay of Roland Garros.
Story | Conversation | June 04, 2006Blake soaring, Ginepri stumbling
Greg Garber, ESPN.comJames Blake and Robby Ginepri made names for themselves last year at the U.S. Open. 2006 has been a breakout year for Blake, while Ginepri is struggling just to win matches, writes Greg Garber.
Story | Conversation | May 29, 2006Brutal draw awaits Blake in early rounds
Greg Garber, ESPN.comWhile James Blake and Roger Federer were all fun and games Saturday at Roland Garros, Greg Garber explains Blake will be all business once the French Open starts.
Story | Conversation | May 27, 2006Agassi left carrying banner for U.S. men
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThere aren't many U.S. men left at the Open. What's the problem?
Story | Conversation | September 01, 2005Federer: He deserves it
Greg Garber, ESPN.comRoland Garros always made Gustavo Kuerten's heart beat faster. On Saturday, No. 1 Roger Federer found out why.
Story | Conversation | May 29, 2004TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
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