Nick Kyrgios disappoints again.

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

Andy Roddick eased through his second match last night versus qualie Grega Zemlja to start his run at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic title.

Mardy Fish beat up on friend Andy Roddick in the Atlanta semifinals.

Andy Roddick is off to a winning start this summer, but there’s cause for concern.

Sean Randall previews where the top players will be this summer.

The script at this point read that Federer breaks serve early in the fourth set and wins the U.S. Open. Del Potro had other ideas and saved break points in his first two service games of the fourth set. Another tiebreak was upon both players and del Potro took advantage of a Federer double fault to win again on a single mini-break. Despite saving a break point when serving at 2-0 in the fifth set, del Potro basically dominated the final frame of play.

Andy Murray has the tools to win a Grand Slam event, but he does face a tough question: “Should I stick with a generally effective strategy of counterpunching or change strategies by developing and using bigger shots?” Internal doubts arising from this quandary might be worse than just selecting one option and committing to it.

Just for fun, I am trying something different. As the 2009 hard court season heads toward the finish line, I came up with some hypothetical matches between former U.S. Open champions.

Sean Randall previews the historic Great Eight in Montreal and looks at the upcoming Clijsters-Safina matchup.

The USTA, ATP, and WTA are set to hold a press conference tomorrow, August 13th, to announce some changes to the U.S. Open Series line-ups. In 2011, the two separate ATP and WTA events in Cincinnati will become a combined men’s and women’s tournament. This combined event will be held two weeks before the U.S. […]

Who will win the Montreal Masters? Sean Randall breaks the scene down.

In the first big showdown of the summer Juan Martin Del Potro and Andy Roddick do battle for the Washington title.

Roger Federer and Andy Murray are in the same side of the Montreal draw, leaving Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal in the other.

In the highlight match of the evening, Andy Roddick became the 36th player in the Open Era to reach 500 career match victories.