Roger Federer cruised through another three-set win today, and by sunset the Dream Final, Part 2, was all set. It will be Federer vs. Rafael Nadal again, but I'll leave my thoughts on that for tomorrow. The outstanding feature of the clash between Federer and Nikolay Davydenko today was that

Borg By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. The hour has arrived at last - the start of Roland Garros 2008. Today's Schedule of Play can be found here. As usual, you will have daily Crisis Centers for discussing the tennis action. We ask that conversations on these threads

89712352 Pete Bodo is away until the 12th August. You'll continue to have daily posts in his absence. Hi everyone. Ready for today's finals? Sam Stosur and Flavia Pennetta clash in the championship match in Los Angeles, while defending champion Juan Martin Del Potro will face Andy Roddick in Washington.

Howdy. I'm feeling a little sideways today. The unrelenting interruptions, combined with the backlog of matches and a host of other chores (you can check out my entry, on Novak Djokovic, at my ESPN blog tomorrow), has got me feeling like today was like a box of different size nuts

It’s the off-season for the players, but not for the readers. Here are a few questions and answers for your tennis down time. If you have your own question or comment for this column, please email me at stignor@tennismagazine.com.

After each day of play at the All England Club, Stateside editor Ed McGrogan will recap the action and take your tennis questions. Tweet them to @EdMcGrogan. PART 1

After advancing at the Mutua Madrid Open on Thursday, Casper Ruud took time to acknowledge someone who didn't. The Norwegian, who defeated Daniil Medvedev to advance to the semifinals, sent a note on X to Iga Swiatek after the Pole's one-sided, 6-1, 6-1 loss to Coco Gauff in their semifinal.

Trivia: Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer both play Argentines in their fourth round matches today. Who is the only Argentine to beat Nadal at a major? And who are the only two Argentines to beat Federer at a major? Check back tomorrow for the answer. Welcome to Week 2! Two

Today’s opening match on Stadium 1 at Indian Wells featured two players who looked like they were heading in different directions. That’s not unusual, except when, as was the case today, the one spiraling downward is a Grand Slam title holder. That would be Andy Murray, who struggled yet again

I know I promised a Jelena Dokic post for today, but I was swamped by Tennis editing duties, so it will have to wait until Monday. Have a great weekend and don't forget to enter the contest (see post below!).

Based on head-to-head records, Grigor Dimitrov and David Goffin entered their Today as longshots to come away with victory. Every underdog has his day, though. Dimitrov and Goffin both rallied for three-set victories to set up a championship clash at the season-ending event. It will be a rematch of their

Morning all. I'm about to head out to make my way to London's O2 Arena, aka The Dome, to bring you all some photo coverage of the little event that's taking place there today. I'll be there for the new few days, and will be writing about it as well.

Trivia: Which player playing today has parents who were Moldovan Olympians? Check back tomorrow for the answer. It’s Rafael Nadal’s 33rd birthday today The world No. 2 is one of six 30-somethings in the ATP’s Top 10 right now, along with Roger Federer (37), John Isner (34), Keving Anderson (33),

Hi everyone. We have two finals to look forward to today in Indian Wells. Vera Zvonareva and Ana Ivanovic will contest the women's singles final at 12 noon (that's 3 p.m. EST, or TW time). The men's final between Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal follows no earlier than 2 p.m.

Djok Good morning all. This year's first balls will be struck at Wimbledon just after noon local time (7 a.m. EST) on Court Two and all of the outside courts, while matches on Centre Court and Court One commence an hour later. Here's today's Order of Play. You'll have a

Rafael Nadal faced a sterner test today in Monte Carlo but still came through without dropping a set, defeating Stanislas Wawrinka, 7-5, 6-4, to move into the semifinals. This was Wawrinka’s eighth straight-sets defeat to Nadal, and it’s easy to pin that record primarily on the Swiss’ one-handed backhand, but

*89646921 - Pete Bodo is away until 12th August. Daily Your Call posts continue in TennisWorld, so that you can talk tennis, and also go off-topic. Hi everyone. This week's tournaments (the ATP in Washington and the WTA in Los Angeles) continue, and from today I'm looking forward to seeing

By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good afternoon. Today the women's semifinals are being played, with the first beginning no earlier than 1.30 p.m. EST. This is your regular space for discussing the matches while they are under way. It would be appreciated if you could keep the Crisis Center