The editors of TENNIS Magazine and TENNIS.com weigh in with their predictions on who will be victorious at Wimbledon 2007.

TENNIS Editors	Men's Picks	Women's Picks
James Martin Editor in Chief	Roger Federer	Justine Henin
Peter Bodo Senior Editor	Novak Djokovic	Justine Henin
Jon Levey Senior Editor	Roger Federer	Amelie Mauresmo
Tony Lance Associate Editor	Roger Federer	Serena Williams
David Rosenberg Photo Editor	Andy Roddick	Justine Henin
Melanie Hendel Assistant Photo Editor	Roger Federer	Amelie Mauresmo
Sarah Unke Assistant Editor	Roger Federer	Jelena Jankovic
Kamakshi Tandon Online Editor	Roger Federer	Justine Henin

James Martin, Editor in Chief
"Roger Federer-- Hard to pick against him on grass. You just sense that the other players don't believe they can beat him. It'd be nice to see another Nadal/Federer final, since Nadal could have a real shot, but unless we reach that stage you can pretty much pencil in Federer tying Borg's record of 5 straight titles."

"Justine Henin-- Henin's aggressive all-court game is perfect for the turf, yet she hasn't won here. Last year, she came up short against Amelie Mauresmo, playing tight on the big points. This year, I expect her to finally put it all together and win the game's most prestigious title, which will go a long way in sealing her legacy as one of the all-time great players."

Jon Levey, Senior Editor
"Roger Federer-- Surprise, surprise."

"Amelie Mauresmo-- She won it last year and is one of the few women who comes to net for other reasons than to just shake hands."

David Rosenberg, Photo Editor
"Andy Roddick-- Federer can’t win 5 in a row, right?"

"Justine Henin-- She won’t lose a set in this tournament, either."

Sarah Unke, Assistant Editor
"Roger Federer-- The king of Centre Court will reign for a fifth straight year, making him two titles shy of Pete Sampras’ record seven."

"Jelena Jankovic-- The third seed will take out a tired Serena Williams or Justine Henin in the semis and, that hurdle jumped, charge her way to her first Grand Slam title."