The ATP has announced the passing of CEO Brad Drewett.

Andy Roddick was officially removed from the ATP Rankings as of today.

Tennis players and officials react to the news of Brad Drewett’s illness.

ATP CEO Brad Drewett will step down from his post after being diagnosed with ALS.

In a statement earlier today, the ATP made it clear that their players do not fully support the new US Open changes announced Friday.

We all know the greatness that is Roger Federer. We know that, at this point, literally every match he places bares some kind of historic significance.

Originally, I thought to divide the second half of the season into two parts (outdoor then indoor) but I think it’s better to include them in one. Why do I want to overstuff this one? Two words: Novak Djokovic.

A lot has been said about Rafael Nadal’s greatness on clay. Even more has been said about Roger Federer’s greatness in general.

For some odd reason, a lot of people seemed to believe that in order for Rafael Nadal to be considered the best clay court player of all time he’d need to break Bjorn Borg’s record six French Open titles.

At the end of 2011, Novak Djokovic reigned supreme. While a fatigue-plagued fall saw little of Djokovic and a lot of Roger Federer, there was no overwhelming question as to who the best player in the world was. How quickly things change.