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The draw is out, and all the viable big-name threats and dangerous floaters aside, we're destined for another Rafael Nadal-Novak Djokovic final.

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Life before Rafael Nadal at the French Open. It's understandably hard to remember. But there was one special guy, Gustavo Kuerten, whose Paris lore was littered with love.

Of course no American man is going to win the French. But that doesn't mean someone can't do a little damage on the dirt, right?

Ravi Ubha hands out the player grades from the Champions League final.

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Here are the four big questions heading into the Champions League final between Bayern and Chelsea, writes Ravi Ubha.

Novak Djokovic might be off those evil blue courts, but so far he's not making much of a splash on the red clay of Rome.

If you thought Roger Federer would merely go through the motions in Rome after winning Madrid, he showed otherwise in his opener.

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal left Madrid feeling blue. But now it's on to the red clay of Rome, where they'll look to rebound.

Serena Williams breezed through the latter stages of Madrid, but does she have enough stamina to duplicate that performance in Rome?

We relive the most dramatic season finale in British football history, writes Ravi Ubha.

ESPN.com instant analysis of the big Premier League matchup between City and United.

Stock rising, stock falling

How often do you see Rafael Nadal fall apart -- on clay, in his home country and against a foe he'd never lost to?

Roger Federer had a few obstacles to overcome entering the Madrid Open. But none compared to his first foe, Milos Raonic.