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Serena Williams won't be as dominant, Petra Kvitova will win another Grand Slam and Caroline Wozniacki will return to the Top 5. Those are some of Ravi Ubha's predictions for the 2013 WTA season.

From Serena Williams consoling Sabine Lisikci, to the Argentinian spat at the Davis Cup semis, tennis was filled with memorable moments. Ravi Ubha begins the countdown of the Top 100 moments in tennis in 2012.

Serena Williams dominated in the second half of 2012, but was it her best overall season? Since breaking into the tour in 1999, she has thrilled fans and put together amazing comebacks. Ravi Ubha ranks her top 10 seasons.

Serena Williams dominated on her way to the final, and Maria Sharapova glided to a well-earned semifinal victory over Victoria Azarenka. Now the year-end championship final will be a classic case of power vs. grace, Ravi Ubha writes.

Four players are left in the WTA year-ender -- make that the top four players in the land.

It wasn't as dramatic as the U.S. Open final last month as Serena Williams played an effective match to defeat Victoria Azarenka at the year-end WTA Championships, Ravi Ubha writes.

Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams had to work hard to win on Wednesday at the WTA year-end championship in Istanbul, Ravi Ubha writes.

Serena Williams is the female player of the season. But that doesn't mean it'll be a walkover for the world No. 3 at the year-end championships in Istanbul, Ravi Ubha writes.

Now that the 2012 Grand Slam season is over, we can look back and realize that Serena Williams was tennis' most dominant figure, Ravi Ubha writes.

Andy Murray was all giddy with his new gold in London. Serena Williams walloped the field. And then there was Novak Djokovic, who looked anything but dominant.

Serena Williams completed her week of destruction with, well, more destruction.

Despite playing on grass and with a best-of-three format, the Olympic tournament yielded no surprises as "the usual suspects" are in the semifinals in the men's and women's brackets, Ravi Ubha writes.

Venus Williams made no secret how badly she wanted to win the Olympics. But after another disappointing loss, we, again, have to question her future.

Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka have all had their moments in the sun this year. So which is primed to land a gold in London?

Serena Williams proved she is still the best player in the game when she's focused. But we learned a whole lot more than that.

After Serena Williams' inexplicable loss in Paris and a couple of rough outings at SW19, she finally played like the champion we know.