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From Serena's dominance to the strong showing of other U.S. players, here are 10 takeaways from the women's draw in Paris.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Anne Worcester sat in the front row of Petra Kvitova's news conference Monday at the New Haven Open. The Czech tennis player was asked about the WTA's parity, and an eyebrow went up. "Parity means like all the same," explained ...

Maria Sharapova has battled back from a major injury to reach her first French Open final, which will make her No. 1 again and give her a shot at a career slam.

A calm Maria Sharapova and an erratic Petra Kvitova took different routes to French Open victories and will meet in the semifinals.

Not the tallest players, Sara Errani and Samantha Stosur use other gifts to win and set up a meeting in the semifinals.

It's March in South Florida and there's serious business to be done over the next two weeks at the Crandon Park Tennis Center at the Sony Ericsson Open. The top players are in action in one of the biggest non-Grand Slam tournaments of the year.

Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka won the battles of resolve, and their reward: a date in the Australian Open final.

Maria Sharapova wasn't at peak form in Wednesday's quarterfinals. Neither was Petra Kvitova. But both women had enough experience and power game to overcome their underdog opponents to advance to the Aussie Open semis.

The last six Grand Slam singles titles have gone to five different women.

The early losses of No. 3 Maria Sharapova, No. 5 Petra Kvitova, No. 6 Li Na and No. 8 Marion Bartoli, above, was one of the themes of week one.

The reigning French Open and Wimbledon champions were both felled in the first round. What does that say about the state of women's tennis?

The No. 5 seed, struggling with her fame and her game since winning Wimbledon, crashes on day one.

Wimbledon crowned new champs, the U.S. rolled at the WWC and Tyler Farrar won Stage 3 of the Tour de France. Here's what else you missed this weekend.

With older stars fading, the new Wimbledon champ makes a statement for the younger generation, just in the nick of time.

Whether she likes it or not, Petra Kvitova is going to get a lot of attention now that she's won her first major title.

The ladies' semifinals take Centre Court at Wimbledon today, while two Group A showdowns highlight the Women's World Cup. Here are the Games We're Watching.