Don'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 | ConversationNadal's knee assessment? Fresh for now
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.comNEW YORK -- The awkward little backhand from Richard Gasquet carved its way through the air and, for a split second, Rafael Nadal hesitated. The...
Page | ConversationObstacles await Federer and Serena
Greg Garber, ESPN.comForeshadowing U.S. Open titles for Roger Federer and Serena Williams makes sense. But there are reasons aplenty we shouldn't etch their names in stone.
Story | Conversation | August 04, 2009Bad day at the office for Novak Djokovic
Greg Garber, Special to ESPN.comDjoker drubbed PARIS -- Rarely has a defeat been as galvanizing as Novak Djokovic's 3-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (9) loss to Rafael Nadal two weeks ago in th...
Page | ConversationAmericans appreciably better in Day 2
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAfter a rather fallow opening day for the Americans at the French Open, the U.S. armada rebounded on Monday.
Story | Conversation | May 25, 2009Widom delighted after years of despair
Greg Garber, ESPN.comMost wouldn't render two wins at an inane ATP event significant. But for Todd Widom, who's recovering from two knee injuries, an inflamed elbow and a brush with eye cancer, it's not too shabby.
Story | Conversation | February 19, 2009Blake, 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...
PageTennis not necessarily the game of choice for Wimbledon's competitors
Greg Garber, ESPN.comSoccer a religion WIMBLEDON, England -- The standing-room-only crowd at the Common Room is focused intently on the several flat screens scattered arou...
PageNadal amplifies his clay-court prowess at French Open
Greg Garber, ESPN.comFrom a lopsided men's final to the best espresso in town, the French Open had highlights -- and lowlights -- aplenty.
Story | Conversation | June 08, 2008Williams sisters sent packing -- on the same day
Greg Garber, ESPN.comUnraveling this loss isn't clear-cut. Just when it appeared Serena Williams was singularly focused on tennis, an apprehensive third-round performance at the French Open has left us befuddled.
Story | Conversation | May 30, 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, 2008Ginepri regaining some of his '05 form
Greg Garber, ESPN.comNot much has gone right for Robby Ginepri since he reached the semifinals at the U.S. Open in 2005. He's not quite there yet but he advanced to the third round of the U.S. Open on Friday.
Story | Conversation | August 31, 2007Roddick only American male to advance on Monday
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAfter going winless at the French Open, the American men will have at least one player in the second round at Wimbledon, writes Greg Garber.
Story | Conversation | June 25, 2007Forecast calls for precipitation and patience
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe first round at Wimbledon is scheduled to start on Monday. That is, of course, if the weather cooperates. Greg Garber writes about precipitation, patience and the top players on the eve of The Championships.
Story | Conversation | June 24, 2007Grass will be a welcome sight for Americans
Greg Garber, ESPN.comGrass courts are better suited for Americans than the terre battue at Roland Garros. Greg Garber makes the case for which Americans have the best chance to succeed at Wimbledon because of the faster surface.
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