More answers than questions for Roddick

Andy Roddick didn't know what to expect this season. Who could blame him? In 2008, the Texan succumbed in an ill-tempered third-round encounter at...

Sampras, Verdasco to play exhibition

Pete Sampras will return to San Jose next year to play in another exhibition.

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 03: Sam Querrey of the United States celebrates after his defeat against Kevin Kim of the United States during...

Querrey avoided major nerve damage

American Sam Querrey is back practicing for his return to the ATP Tour after he cut two muscles in his right forearm after sitting on a glass table that broke in Thailand.

Freak injury sets Querrey back

Building on the finest season of his career, Sam Querrey's momentum was suddenly halted by a freak injury. But fear not. His future remains bright.

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 03: Sam Querrey of the United States celebrates after his defeat against Kevin Kim of the United States during...

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 05: Sam Querrey of the United States serves to Robin Soderling of Sweden during day six of the 2009...

The strange and wacky pratfalls

Thank goodness for Sam Querrey that all the big tournaments are done in 2009. Just imagine if his freak arm injury...

Injuries abound, but who can take the pain?

One by one, they're dropping like flies on the Asian swing. Sam Querrey's freak arm injury ended his breakthrough season (note to all: avoid sitting on glass tables...

Digital Serve

Billy Jean King has some new company, some surprising upsets and the Tennis Power Rankings on this week's Digital Serve

Safin a first-round winner at Thailand

Marat Safin of Russia defeated fifth-seeded Philipp Petzschner of Germany 6-2, 3-6, 6-1 Tuesday in the opening round of the Thailand Open.

Querrey out at least 4-6 weeks

Sam Querrey cut his right forearm in a freak accident after practicing for the Thailand Open in Bangkok and will be out at least four to six weeks.

Spain draws Switzerland in Davis Cup

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal could face each other in the first round of next year's Davis Cup after Spain drew Switzerland on Wednesday.

Helfant's message: Expect tweaks, but few major changes

NEW YORK -- Since becoming ATP World Tour executive chairman and president nearly nine months ago, Adam Helfant has maintained an exceedingly low prof...

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