Andy Roddick
American men suffer worst Wimbledon in over 100 years
LONDON - For the first time in 101 years no American will be playing in the third round of the men's singles at Wimbledon.
Firm-footed Murray moves into third round
LONDON - Andy Murray kept his feet while all around him were losing theirs to negotiate his way past a tricky second round opponent as Wimbledon descended into a chaotic flurry of skids, shocks and drop outs on Wednesday.
Madison may hold keys to life after Serena
LONDON - It is tempting to classify American women's tennis in recent years as Serena Williams... full stop.
Battle-hardened Isner shows way for young Americans
PARIS - If young Americans like Ryan Harrison and Jack Sock are to keep climbing the rankings they will need plenty of the staying power compatriot John Isner demonstrated once again on Friday.
American young gun aiming to sock it to Haas
PARIS - While evergreen Tommy Haas was striking another blow for the over-30s on Tuesday, a few courts away at the French Open American Jack Sock, 15 years his junior, was crushing a seasoned Spanish professional with a display of pure youthful exuberance.
Monfils still the entertainer as he downs Berdych
PARIS - Wild card Gael Monfils confirmed there is never a dull moment when he takes part in the French Open by upsetting Czech fifth seed Tomas Berdych in a first-round marathon at Roland Garros on Monday.
U.S. tennis mourns as San Jose Open bids farewell
SAN JOSE, California - The U.S. tennis community mourned the loss of another ATP tournament on Sunday when the San Jose Open packed up and headed to Brazil after 125 years in California.
Bridging gap to "Big Four" proving too tough for the rest
MELBOURNE - David Ferrer has won 19 titles and reached the semi-finals in three of the last five grand slams, yet for all his success, the Spaniard seems further away than ever from claiming one of the sport's major prizes.
French still haunted by claims of style over substance
MELBOURNE - It is a long-standing cliché in men's tennis that French players have an abundance of flair but would rather look good than get results.
Improving American women making up for men's decline
MELBOURNE - For American tennis, it seems that when one door closes, another opens.
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