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Daily Serve: Tennis Channel breaks down the draws at the 2018 US Open

Top-ranked and top-seeded Serena Williams' opening match at Wimbledon appeared to accurately reflect what her controversy-laded life has been like these days. Alternately brilliant, erratic, powerful, discontented, indomitable, she made short work of Luxembourg’s Mandy Minella—a 27-year-old pro who has yet to win a WTA match on grass—in under an

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While the top seed among the men, Novak Djokovic, has never seemed so secure in his position, the same can’t be said for the top seed on the women’s side. Serena Williams is the defending Wimbledon champion, but that’s the only Grand Slam title she currently holds. The question is:

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Jannik Sinner is still the king of Melbourne Park—and hard-court majors—while Alexander Zverev is left wondering if his time on the Grand Slam stage will ever come. On Sunday, Sinner successfully defended his Australian Open crown by defeating Zverev, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-3, in a clash of the ATP’s top

Some tennis pros love the job for reasons beyond the pure joy of winning. It may be the independence of the globetrotting life. The pure adrenalin rush of competition. The fame. The money. . . The thing that gets Ben Shelton most righteously stoked is that he gets to strut

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There have been hints, and hopes, of vulnerability at the top of the men’s game in 2014. But so far the Big 3, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer, haven’t yielded much. Between them, they’ve filled every spot in this year's Grand Slam finals except one—Stan Wawrinka’s in Melbourne.

Richard Gasquet’s final forehand service return—drilled into the net—certainly looked like capitulation against Roger Federer in Friday’s Dubai semifinal. If it wasn’t, it was an excellent imitation of a guy whose interior self is screaming, “I’m outta here.” It was disappointing because the Frenchman had just done well in breaking

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Serena Williams remains the favorite, that’s a given. The question this time is whether she is still the prohibitive favorite, the way she typically has been over the last four years. I’m going to say...not quite. Yes, Serena won Wimbledon, but she also lost early at the Olympics and has

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