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In one of the season's more remarkable bounce-backs, Sam Querrey capered through the draw at Queen's Club to win his first-ever grass-court championship. The traditional Wimbledon tuneup was the American's first event since he nose-dived in the first round of the French Open.

The overall winner of the Tour de France likely won't be revealed until the race's final week, but the first week of cycling's premier event belongs to sprinters like Mark Cavendish.

What could pose a bigger thrill for Mario Ancic than strolling onto Wimbledon's Centre Court? Try addressing a Harvard Law School class on hot-button issues like doping and gambling.

Venus, Serena and Fed, oh my! In selecting tennis's top story lines of 2009, Bonnie D. Ford pinpoints the usual suspects -- and discovers some new ones.

Since Mario Ancic shocked Roger Federer six years ago at the All England Club, their careers have gone in diametrically opposite directions. But a more astute Ancic is confident that lightning can strike again when the two meet in the Wimbledon quarterfinals.

From a stealth Serb's coming-out party to a rhapsodic Russian's spunk, it's been a roller-coaster ride at Wimbledon.

Led by Rafael Nadal, the Spanish contingent is no longer too intimidated to take its chances on the lawns of England.

Andy Roddick's unabashed passion to win turned out to be his endgame. So desperate to capture the Wimbledon title, he simply choked away his second-round encounter versus Janko Tipsarevic.

There's a time in everyone's life when tennis is no longer a viable option. But it's the intimate bond with Wimbledon that makes the farewell such an emotional experience.

From Roger Federer's cardigan to Serena Williams' mini-trench coat, the '08 Wimbledon fashions are causing a stir.

It's been an average first couple of days for the Americans at Wimbledon. Lindsay Davenport and Andy Roddick won, while big-serving Mardy Fish had a day to forget.

The last U.S. man standing at the French Open, Robby Ginepri, was one of four American men sent packing on Day 1 at Wimbledon.

Five-time defending Wimbledon champion Roger Federer has been mired in a season of unfulfilled expectations. But how he responds in England this year will shed light on whether this is truly the beginning of the end.

The men's big three, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, are seeking to ensure their voice is heard. Each is vying for a spot on the ATP Players Council to mitigate the players' increasing discontent with their leadership.

She denies ever using drugs and maintains her innocence, but Martina Hingis has become the latest in a growing list of professional athletes who have left their sports under a very dark cloud of suspicion.

Marcelo Melo took a banned substance and got caught. However, he wasn't using the substance as a performance enhancer, so Melo's suspension has been greatly reduced.