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Dealing with clay is the only way. The top players don't like the dirt, but that doesn't mean they don't win on it.

Gilles Simon said earlier this week that men's tennis players should be paid more than women because their game is more entertaining. Turns out, they already make significantly more.

You never quite know who's coming or going on the WTA tour these days. But we're here to help.

So much for the chipper times on the WTA Tour. The top three girls, well, they don't like each other very much.

Maybe you don't believe in Serena Williams, but if not her, then whom?

A new champion emerged in Petra Kvitova after she dominated Maria Sharapova, but was a star born?

The latest victim of a freak foot injury, Kim Clijsters is still the one to beat at this year's French Open.

Is the new-year optimism a bit premature? For these 10 WTA stars, Melbourne presents an opportunity to set the tone for the rest of the season.

Teens are out, veterans are in and the mid-2000s are still here. Traditional career patterns no long seem to apply on the WTA tour.

Young hopefuls like Victoria Azarenka and Caroline Wozniacki are hot right now, but can they sustain their quality performance when it really counts -- like the U.S. Open?

Have you ever wondered how a former star can hit rock bottom? Here are the eight stages in the collapse of a WTA player.

There are plenty of BFFs on the WTA Tour, but what fun is that? If it's drama you prefer, there are several feuds among the ladies worth following -- one or two that could even boil over in Paris this fortnight.

Let's face it, the unpredictability on the WTA Tour isn't going away, so don't avoid it -- embrace it.

The WTA Tour Slam season had its spurts of triumphs, tribulations and even the occasional turbulence. We look at the winners and losers.

Double faults have become epidemic on the WTA. How did so many of the top women forget how to serve?

Double faults have become epidemic on the WTA. How did so many of the top women forget how to serve?