Chat with Sam Querrey
...in the world. On Wednesday, Querrey will face yet another Top 10 player when he meets Tommy Haas at the US Men's Clay Court Championships in Houston. Send in your questions for Sam...
Chat | April 09, 2007
Chat with Dmitry Tursunov
...Dmitry Tursunov, who was a finalist at the Countrywide Classic in Los Angeles. He fell to Tommy Haas, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. Tursunov begins play at the Legg Mason Classic in Washington...
Chat | July 28, 2006
Chat with Xavier Malisse
...this month at the $380,000 International Tennis Championships in Delray Beach, FL before losing to Tommy Haas. Malisse has reached the finals at Delray four time in eight tries, winning his only career...
Chat | February 20, 2006
Chat with Tommy Haas
Welcome to The Show! On Tuesday, Tommy Haas, who opened his first Grand Slam of 2006 with an upset win over No. 14 seed...
Chat | January 17, 2006
Super Saturday devolves into bedlam at U.S. Open
Ravi Ubha, Special to ESPN.comTropical Storm Hanna's dissension over the U.S. Tennis Center, coupled with befuddling scheduling decisions, caused the conclusion of the Rafael Nadal-Andy Murray tilt, as well as the women's final, to be pushed back until Sunday.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2008Resurgent 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, 2008Scott: Tried to "bridge the gap" with the Williamses
Bonnie D. Ford, ESPN.comSalient issues Editor's note: WTA Chairman and CEO Larry Scott on Wednesday formally announced changes in the circuit's calendar and other rules and ...
PageFive things we learned from the long weekend
Ravi Ubha, Special to ESPN.comWhat happened at the U.S. Open while you were away for the last long weekend of the summer? Ravi Ubha is here to tell you.
Story | Conversation | September 01, 2008Teenager Nishikori making a name for himself at the Open
Bonnie D. Ford, ESPN.comJapanese teenager Kei Nishikori is making a name for himself at the U.S. Open at the right time, writes Bonnie D. Ford.
Story | Conversation | August 31, 2008Federer, Roddick roll into fourth round with straight-set wins
Associated PressRoger Federer and Nikolay Davydenko continued their smooth rides through the U.S. Open on Sunday with third-round wins.
Story | Conversation | August 31, 2008Federer, Djokovic, Roddick advance; Safin ousted
ESPN.com news servicesFour-time defending champion Roger Federer labored into the third round of the U.S. Open with a 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 victory over Brazilian qualifier Thiago Alves.
Story | Conversation | August 29, 2008Despite win, Ivanovic notably struggling to regain form
Ravi Ubha, Special to ESPN.comFrom Ana Ivanovic's difficult first-round encounter to another breakdown from Marat Safin, Ravi Ubha looks at the top five events from Tuesday's action at the U.S. Open.
Story | Conversation | August 26, 2008Federer rolls into second round; Safin avoids meltdown after foot fault
ESPN.com news servicesFormer champion Marat Safin survived a controversial foot-fault call and an inspired opponent before beating Vince Spadea 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 to reach the second round of the U.S. Open.
Story | Conversation | August 26, 2008Back to square one for Davenport?
Bonnie D. Ford, ESPN.comBack to square one? NEW YORK -- She hadn't played here in two years, and she hadn't played a singles match in almost two months. But 23rd-seeded Lin...
PageNadal faces few obstacles en route to semifinals
Ravi Ubha, Special to ESPN.comNewly crowned world No. 1 Rafael Nadal and four-time defending champion Roger Federer appear to have gentle quadrants as they embark on a journey to meet in a third straight Grand Slam final.
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