“The first set was 6-0, everybody saw it,” the 28-year-old Davydenko said. “But if you saw the match, it was not so easy. I tried every point but Nadal had very good concentration and played very well every point. I really had the chance to win some games, but I played a little bit slowly, he played much faster…[In the end] I think he lost a little bit of concentration and lost the match. For me it was a really good fight today.” Nadal remains without a title since May 2009 at Rome.

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.

Nikolay Davydenko completed the legends doubles again – beating Federer and Nadal – this time in Doha.

Thanks to Nikolay Davydenko, there won’t be a Roger Federer v. Rafael Nadal final in Doha.

Sean Randall peers into his crystal ball to see what’s to come in 2010.

Notes: Wildcard to Moroccan veteran Younes El Aynaoui; not a whole lot standing between a Federer-Nadal final; two-time defending champ Andy Murray takes a pass?; former champs in the field are Federer (2005-06) and El Aynaoui (2002).

Soderling beat Federer 6-2 in the third. Was this another final set collapse?

Capitala World Tennis Championship: The 2010 tennis season is finally underway and even though two exhibition matches have been played, we already have a surprising result. David Ferrer beat Nikolay Davydenko 2-6 6-2 6-4 in Abu Dhabi to set up a meeting with compatriot Rafael Nadal. This is absolutely shocking to be because Ferrer was […]

After what has seemed like forever to true tennis junkies (in reality just a few weeks), the 2010 ATP season is set to begin.

Who’s playing where early on in 2010? Sean Randall has the answers.

Other players chose tracks that were unbelievably inappropriate. I can’t say who. I’m a massive Neil Young fan and I think the audience would be disgusted if I started playing that [particular song].”…

Nikolay Davydenko and Juan Martin Del Potro will battle for the 2009 ATP World Tour Finals crown on Sunday in London.

Sean Randall breaks down a surprising Final Four from the ATP Finals.

Del Potro successfully duplicated his US Open win defeating world No. 1 Roger Federer in the final round robin matches.

Robin Soderling into the semifinals, Rafael Nadal out? Surprises take hold at the ATP World Finals.