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Kim Clijsters mastered the majors in her second stint on tour. But the story of the queen of comebacks had a much different ending at Roland Garros.

Andy Murray reverted to the petulant lad he can be when things go awry. And things were going awry at the World Tour Finals.

No one will deny that Kim Clijsters was the player to beat -- that is until the injury bug hit. And now that the grueling clay season is here, she better heal up nicely.

Believe it or not, there's a lot of work to be done for some players (ahem, Andy Roddick and the American men). And what better time to start honing your games than now?

Who was the star of the show in tennis in 2010? Rafael Nadal, without a doubt. Entering the season under a cloud of uncertainty, Nadal achieved one of the finest years in the history of the sport. He reclaimed the No. 1 ranking and completed his Gra...

From the war of words, to gamesmanship, to posturing, Andy Roddick and Novak Djokovic have a way of producing drama when they play. So who has the edge Friday in London?

A couple points here and there and Andy Roddick might be undefeated at the World Tour Championships. But it just hasn't worked out that way.

Finally, there was a little energy at the World Tour Finals. In a true heavyweight slugfest, Rafael Nadal came back to beat Andy Roddick 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4.

Eight players, two groups and, ultimately, one winner. Andy Murray's pool is going to be tough. Question is: Will he swim or sink?

It's not easy being on the bubble. But for Andy Roddick and a few of his cohorts, the Paris Masters provides the final chance to qualify for the year-end championships.

The season's Slams might be behind us, but we encourage the top-10 players to take the rest of the year to get their priorities in order.

Mother Nature sure had her say at this year's U.S. Open. First it was the baking heat. Then came the biting winds. Ultimately, rain delayed the men's final for the third straight year. Rafael Nadal wasn't too bothered. Nadal beat Novak Djokovic on M...

Andy Roddick's U.S. Open ended in bitter disappointment, but there is still plenty to be excited about on the American home front, thanks to "Quisner" and Mardy Fish.

Andy Roddick has been running on empty the past few months. But there's nothing better than a little hometown energy to get him back on track.

Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams, pre-foot injury, were doing fine on the tennis circuit. They didn't need a change of scenery. For others, though, shifting to the hard courts of the U.S. Open Series, which began this week in Atlanta, is an opportuni...

Serena Williams didn't drop a set at the All England Club before literally being delivered her 13th Grand Slam title on a silver platter. But here's the real payoff: An ESPN.com Wimbledon award!