Roger Federer says he’s playing his best tennis since Dubai.

Juan Martin Del Potro says he’s back.

Rafael Nadal admits he doesn’t like playing indoors.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal both advanced in straight sets Wednesday in Paris.

Roger Federer clinched his spot in London today after Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost in Paris.

Novak Djokovic opens his fall indoor swing tomorrow in Paris against a French qualifier.

Notes: The final tournament of the year before the year-end championships…Three berths remain at the year-end championships with five players (as of Saturday) still in the running: Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Richard Gasquet, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Milos Raonic…Federer will according to the ATP lock up a spot if he wins the Swiss Open on Sunday…The Top 8 seeds receive first-round byes…Tough starts for (1) Nadal possibly starting against the indoor upset specialist Tursunov, (9) Gasquet vs. the Gulbis-Verdasco winner, (6) Berdych vs. the Monfils-Pospisil winner, (16) Fognini vs. the Llodra-Dimitrov winner, and (4) Del Potro possibly starting against the drug-cleared Cilic…Ferrer beat Janowicz in last year’s final…Nadal is trying to become the first player to win six Masters titles in the same year…Djokovic has won his last two titles entering the event…Returning former champs in the field are Ferrer (2012), Federer (2011), Djokovic (2009), Tsonga (2008), and Berdych (2005).

Learn more about Jerzy Janowicz who could become next the big thing in tennis.

David Ferrer eyes the biggest title of his career against surprising qualifier Jerzy Janowicz in the Paris Tennis Masters finale.

Andy Murray and Juan Martin Del Potro were both upset in Paris today, leaving David Ferrer the highest remaining seed at the final regular event on the 2012 ATP calendar.