“It’s an amazing feeling,” Tomic said. “Now that I know what it feels like to win a tournament and it’s the best feeling in the world. I’m so happy I won. To do it here in Sydney is awesome. I can’t ask for anything better. I’m so proud of myself. Can’t stop here now. Now I’ve got to look to the next tournament and keep playing the tennis I’ve been playing.”

David Ferrer is already into his second semifinal of the young 2013 season while Bernard Tomic stays hot in Sydney.

American women continue their surge during week two of the tennis season, while Bernard Tomic wins and Grigor Dimitrov falls.

Notes: Weak field with no Top 10 and only two Top 20 participants…wildcards went to Aussies James Duckworth, Matthew Ebden and John Millman…Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet pulled from the event…Aussie intrigued with Tomic opening against countryman Marinko Matosevic…Top-seeded Isner a question mark after inuring his knee at the Hopman Cup…No. 2 Simon after a bye likely looking at a tough match-up against veteran and 2012 winner Jarkko Nieminen…Returning champions in the field are Nieminen (2012) and Simon (2011).

Serena continues to win while Andy Murray struggled in his debut.

What will happen in 2013? Let Sean Randall explain.

Novak Djokovic was upset while Andy Murray, Juan Martin Del Potro and David Ferrer advanced into the third round at the Paris Masters.

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray open play Wednesday in Paris.

Tomaz Bellucci once again had Roger Federer on the ropes but the Brazilian couldn’t do much more than win a set. Like an earlier encounter at Indian Wells, the lefty forced a third set against Federer before the Swiss prevailed 6-3, 6-7(6), 7-5 in the second round at Basel. “He’s a good player. He has [...]

Top seeds Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray take to the courts Wednesday in Shanghai.