Asked by Brad Gilbert in the on-court interview if he had the “tweener” between-the-legs shot like Roger Federer, Djokovic said, “No I have something else between my legs…don’t worry I won’t show it to you tonight.”

The New Haven tennis event has a lot of offer, not just tennis.

Wozniacki will open against the winner of Oudin and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova; (7) Pennetta a tough start against Kleybanova; the French Open champ (3) Schiavone starts against former No. 1 (WC) Safina; (2) Stosur will likely start against the tough Zheng; tournament started in 1948 as the U.S. Women’s Hardcourt Championships; Wozniacki is the two-time defending champion.

The Top 6 ATP players led by Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are in action today at Cincinnati.

James Blake and Donald Young were among the seven receiving US Open Wildcards, the USTA announced today.

Americans are off to a good start in Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati draw is out and Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on the same side.

Andy Roddick’s early-round exit in Washington dropped him out of the Top 10, making for the FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF THE RANKINGS there are no American’s in the Top 10. RIP, U.S. tennis, we were big fans back in the day…

Former champion James Blake (’02) was defeated in this first round in Washington.

Andy Roddick and John Isner are on tap today in Washington.