The Williams sisters are back together for the first time at Indian Wells since 2001 on Friday.

Men open up play Thursday at Indian Wells led by former US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro.

My No. 2 pick for the US Open Juan Martin Del Potro begins his summer hardcourt campaign tonight in Washington.

“It was a fantastic match,” Djokovic said. “I felt great from the start ’til the end. I had that super focus and tried to be out there every point and not allow him to come back in the match or to have any chances. I saw the stats that I won 100 percent of first serves and I served over 80 percent of serves in in the whole match. That was incredible for me. I enjoyed every moment of it, especially at the end…This kind of performance came in the right time for me.”

“I think I just played stupid,” Stakhovsky said. “It would be I think the exact word of showing how I should not play Jurgen, and I should have realized that somewhere in the end of the second set. I should mix up. I should never play the same shot against Jurgen. He was returning much better today than Roger. I’m just a little disappointed that I got so blinded by the game I produced with Roger that I kept going with the same game I played against Jurgen, which was just not right.”

The top seeds rolled on Tuesday in Rome. Six-time champ Rafael Nadal returns on Wednesday.

After a scratchy Madrid event, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer look to regain their footing at Rome.

Laura Robson is looking forward to a showdown with Serena Williams tomorrow in Rome.

Rafael Nadal looked sharp in his Madrid opener today at the Magic Box.

The top seeds continue to have their way at the Australian Open as Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Victoria Azarenka and Andy Murray enter the third round without a blemish.

Former Slam finalists Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Caroline Wozniacki lead the title charge Sunday in pro tennis.

British teen Laura Robson is into the first of what could be many WTA finals.

Novak Djokovic tries to keep pace with Roger Federer Sunday at the US Open.

I recently read an article about how in 2002, the official World Number 1 wasn’t the same as the best player in the world.

Boy did Brisbane hit the jackpot in players.