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Once upon a time, the elegant Juan Carlos Ferrero was invincible on this burnt red clay in Paris. And, you know what, he's still pretty good.

Tomas Berdych left with no answers, Roger Federer rejects the new tennis balls and Juan Martin del Potro feels crappy. We had to dig deep to find the love.

Rafael Nadal will play until he drops. But it's that resolve and mileage on his leg-weary French Open journey that might ultimately lead to sluggish results.

Even though the odds were stacked against them, late qualifiers made a large impact in the first round of the U.S. Open.

Andy Roddick's maturity is showing through all the while he remains the kid we've all enjoyed.

Ivo Karlovic has such reach at 6-foot-10 that his serve is like no other on the ATP Tour.

The question lurks around Andre Agassi, who fell to an unknown qualifier on Monday. How much longer can he play?

It's one thing to stop a qualifier, but can Jennifer Capriati stop the Williams sisters?