Resurgent Roddick not buying Djokovic's sob story
Greg Garber, ESPN.comWith all his physical ailments, it's hard not to pigeonhole Novak Djokovic as a hypochondriac. Although the beleaguered Serb might be playing possum, Andy Roddick knows he'll have his hands full.
Story | Conversation | September 03, 2008Daunting logistical obstacles between Beijing and the U.S. Open
Greg Garber, ESPN.comNearly every top-echelon player will make the pilgrimage to the Beijing Olympics. But with the quadrennial event crunched into an already taxing tennis calendar, it could spell doom for many at the U.S. Open.
Story | Conversation | July 30, 2008Surprisingly calm voyage thus far for Murray at All England Club
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe once mercurial Andy Murray is no longer. A vastly different approach to life off the court has Scotland's latest hometown hero flourishing on it, writes Greg Garber.
Story | Conversation | June 28, 2008American mystery sticking around at All England Club
Greg Garber, ESPN.comMaking a name WIMBLEDON, England -- When you've never advanced past the second round of a Grand Slam tournament, respect can be an elusive thing. ...
PageGinepri 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, 2007Is there a right time to turn pro?
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAmerican John Isner and Donald Young both won their first career Grand Slam matches in the first round of the U.S. Open. But they took very different paths to get here, writes Greg Garber.
Story | Conversation | August 28, 2007Despite rain, Wimbledon sticks to tradition, beliefs
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe rain has helped some players (Serena) and hurt others (bottom of the men's draw) at Wimbledon. Greg Garber writes about the biggest -- and continuing -- story line of the fortnight.
Story | Conversation | July 03, 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, 2007Former champs quietly moving through draw
Greg Garber, ESPN.comMarat Safin, Lleyton Hewitt and Andy Roddick are all former U.S. Open winners. And, as Greg Garber writes, all three are quietly working their way through the draw.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2006Long live the King
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAndre Agassi was triumphant in his return to Wimbledon Tuesday. Greg Garber writes that Agassi still reigns in the land of royalty.
Story | Conversation | June 27, 2006Federer focuses on history
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAndre Agassi is the sentimental story of Wimbledon. However, Greg Garber writes Roger Federer remains the story in his quest to win his fourth straight Wimbledon crown.
Story | Conversation | June 25, 2006Americans in the red at Roland Garros
Greg Garber, Senior WriterIt's no surprise American men don't fare well at the French Open. Greg Garber explains why advancing to the second week at Roland Garros will be a major feat.
Story | Conversation | May 22, 2006Ginepri makes Open semis ... hello?
Greg Garber, ESPN.comWhat does a guy have to do to get some attention in the U.S. Open? When you find out, tell Robby Ginepri.
Story | Conversation | September 07, 2005Dent finds fault with serve
Greg Garber, ESPN.comTaylor Dent was game on Sunday afternoon, but it was a familiar foe that did him against Lleyton Hewitt: his serve. Dent fell to Hewitt in five grueling sets.
Story | Conversation | September 04, 2005Agassi playing with sense of urgency
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThings are opening up at the U.S. Open for Andre Agassi, who at age 35 is playing with a new sense of urgency.
Story | Conversation | September 03, 2005TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
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