Tommy Haas held it together to outlast John Isner in a thriller at the French Open.

Rafael Nadal was nearly usher out of Monte Carlo by Baby Federer Grigor Dimitrov. Novak Djokovic appears to be back in form.

Rafael Nadal continued his Monte Carlo mastery while rivals Novak Djokovic struggled and Andy Murray led a trio of high seeds heading home.

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray both lost sets in their Indian Wells openers on Sunday.

Former Slam finalists Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Caroline Wozniacki lead the title charge Sunday in pro tennis.

Tennis-X.com announces its 2011 year-end awards.

Novak Djokovic continues to dominate while Roger Federer is getting into gear.

“It’s the slowest here,” Roddick said. “It’s the most challenging for me. I feel like every time I play out there it’s raining. Wet day on [court] Lenglen has been my Achilles heel. I’ve lost a lot of matches out there in conditions exactly like that. I was able to get through that one today. That was one that might have gotten away from me awhile ago. But I was just kind of staying the course.”

Serving at 4-4, Fognini refused to begin the game, stopping play for more than five minutes while arguing with the chair umpire and Monfils, but eventually stepped to the service line after receiving a point penalty, starting the game at 0-15. Fognini eventually held a match point with Monfils serving at 4-5, but failed to close it out, and the match was finally halted for the day at 5-5.

Boy did Brisbane hit the jackpot in players.