Basel Djokovic steamrolled over Kubot, 61 62. Stan Wawrinka was bullied by Robin Haase for a set but came back strong and took sets 2 and 3: 46, 61, 62 Andy Roddick also dropped the first set to Radek Stepanek before coming back in 3 sets: 26, 63, 63 Quaterfinals have Djokovic taking on Baghdatis,
Breaking News Rafael Nadal has opted to skip Paris next week for the second year in a row. He wishes to focus his training on the year-end championship and Davis Cup. Valencia Sam Querrey's biggest goal may be staying healthy. Two years ago, he had a freak accident in Bangkok where he sat on a
Roger Federer has come to an age where, in the rare circumstances he plays someone his age, he's generally overwhelmingly favored. After all, Roger Federer is 30 years old, the age that many tennis players begin to fade. And even if Federer hasn't faded much, his competition has. Indeed, many of Federer's rivals reads like
Andy Murray accepted a wild card late last week for what promised to be a powerhouse lineup in Basel, but Murray dealt the tournament a blow when he withdrew this morning citing a right gluteal muscle strain. Murray said we woke up early Tuesday morning and felt pain. Although he did have a light practice
It looked like Djokovic would have a nice clean win over Xavier Malisse continuing from where he had left off at the US Open. Six weeks of no tournament play appeared to leave no rust as Djokovic strolled to a 6-2 first set over the veteran Belgian player. But there were still a bit of
Of all the personalities, Novak Djokovic is the one who has most embraced his fame. Rafael Nadal does his duty, but you get the sense he's shy and prefers a quiet time. Roger Federer is friendly, but aloof. Andy Murray is moody and when he isn't, he seems kinda dull. Djokovic likes being Djokovic, and
Andy Murray probably knows the math. He's got a good head-to-head over Federer. Djokovic has been practicing and looks ready to continue his winning streak. With Murray entering Basel as a wildcard, he's hoping that Federer loses in the semifinals and that Murray himself reaches the semifinals. At the very least, he wants to keep
Fresh off his win over Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray teamed up with his brother, Jamie Murray, to win the doubles title over the fourth seed, Cermak and Polasek of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, respectively, in a tidy 6-1, 6-4 win, the easiest win en route to the title. The two had teamed up to
Easily, easily, the best Murray has played against Nadal in their meetings. This tops his brilliant performance over Nadal back in 2008 Open when the upstart 6th seed upset the second player in the world. To give you some idea of how good Murray's performance was, Murray has only ever taken a 6-0 set off
Andy Murray is ranked 4 in the world. David Ferrer is ranked 5 in the world. You would think the two might be a bit closer in skill, but they do call the "top 4" for a reason. Ferrer is as tough a fighter as you'll ever see, but he is a bit like Justine
