We are back to red clay at Rome where Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic look to get their games back on track.

The Madrid Masters draw is out, can Rafael Nadal continue his clay success or will challengers Roger Federer or Novak Djokovic end his run?

The Indian Wells draw is out, here’s a quick preview.

Andy Roddick turns his ankle in San Jose but gets a win.

Notes: Petra Kvitova (Achilles) and Andrea Petkovic (back) withdraw due to injuries; tough openers include (7) Schiavone after a bye likely facing Wickmayer, (11) Cibulkova vs. Pennetta, (9) Lisicki vs. the hot-hander Kerber, and (2) Wozniacki after a bye likely facing Safarova; the lone former champ in the field is Zvonareva (2011), beating Wozniacki in last year’s final.

Lleyton Hewitt still has the magic while tournament favorites Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Serena Williams roll at the Australian Open.

Bernard Tomic steals week one at the Australian Open; Federer, Nadal, Djokovic look good.

The Australian Open men’s draw is out and it’s Djokovic-Murray in one semifinal, Federer-Nadal in the other.

Andy Murray and Bernard Tomic meet in an intriguing semifinal at Brisbane tonight.

Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer led the seeds to easy wins Wednesday in Paris.

Will Novak Djokovic be healthy enough to play Paris? We’ll find out Wednesday.

The No. 1 seed failed to drop a set throughout the tournament. “Monica has a unique game, a really different style,” Azarenka said. “You really have to dig deep and be patient against her, but you also have to be aggressive. If you stand there and just dig the balls back, she can beat you. So I just tried to stay aggressive and fight for every point and I’m happy how it turned out.”

Gael Monfils is in the Stockholm final while the Serbs make history in Moscow.

Floaters in the field include (WC) Bernard Tomic, (WC) Tommy Haas, Marcos Baghdatis, David Nalbandian, Xavier “X-Man” Malisse, and James Blake.

After scratchy starts, Rafael Nadal, Andy Roddick and Andy Murray return today.