Lots of dangerous floaters in Beijing, with first-round matches of interest including Fish vs. Tipsarevic (winner to face (1) Djokovic), (6) Verdasco vs. Kohlschreiber (winner to face (WC) Isner), (3) Soderling vs. Robredo, (7) Youzhny vs. Ljubicic, and (2) Murray facing a qualifying-tested Mathieu.

Novak Djokovic played the match of his life to squash a Federer-Nadal US Open final.

Everything is point to a Federer-Nadal US Open final, will we get it?

Sean Randall breaks down the US Open Thursday quarterfinals.

Robin Soderling did it again at the French Open!

Roger Federer and Robin Soderling meet again at the French Open.

Despite the controversies and suggestions about changing Davis Cup, I’ve always enjoyed the unique features Davis Cup brings to tennis.

Novak Djokovic started his press conference with that classic line before he was even asked any questions.

“It took a lot of energy for me,” Djokovic said. “Stopping and playing, and coming back and then again stopping the match last night because of the rain. If we continued last night I think I had much better chance to get the job done in two sets. I felt really good on the court, hitting the ball and feeling relaxed.”

After a disappointing start to the year, it’s nice to see Robin Soderling in the winner’s circle.

Since their first and only slam final to date, Federer reached the final at the next four slams.

Boy did Brisbane hit the jackpot in players.

Top 10ers Andy Murray, Andy Roddick, Gilles Simon and Gael Monfils headline the Aegon Championships this week at the Queen’s Club, where the four-time champ Roddick takes the favorites position after the withdrawal of defending champion Rafael Nadal.

Did Richard Gasquet really just blow it serving for the match, up two sets and 5-4 on Andy Murray in the third? Ah, yes he did. What a stunner.