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  • Highs & Lows at the 2010 US Open

    After a week of tennis at Flushing Meadows, we bring you the best moments of victory, defeat and boredom from day 7 at the US Open, a moment before the men enter the fourth round and the women begin the quarter finals.

  • Fans Get Arrested, Even in Tennis

    Hilarious Video of fans at the 2010 US Open arguing and getting into a physical altercation.

  • Roger Federer, Again, Between the Legs

    A video of Roger Federer’s beautiful Between-the-legs shot from his first round match in the 2010 US Open.

  • Most Grand Slam Titles in Mens Tennis

    With Nadal back on top, showing that 2010 is his year, winning his seventh and eigth grand slam titles, we decided it was a good opportunity to check the Grand Slam Titles leader board and check out who’s in the way between Nadal and Federer, who doesn’t look like he’s winning and Slam titles going by his current form.

  • Isner – Mahut : The Numbers

    Here it is – 6-4, 3-6, 6-7, 7-6, 70-68. Yes, this isn’t basketball. John Isner beat Nicolas Mahut as the two completed the longest match in Tennis history. Herculean, said John McEnroe. Farce, say others. Doesn’t matter which side of the fence you’re on, this was quite a physical feat by both men who need to take the rest of the year off. Here are some of the numbers, now in Wimbledon and tennis record books.

  • The Roland Garros’ Greatest Champions

    Six days before the Roland Garros begins. A year ago, Rafael Nadal came in as the World’s number one player but after a loss to Roger Federer in the Madrid final. Nadal was stunned early on by Soderling while Federer finally captured his white whale. This year? Federer is way off his mark although still holds the number one spot. Nadal? Still hasn’t lost on clay this season, looking ready to continue his Paris domination. As a historical and statistical preview – here are the men who have won at Paris more than once, the true greats of the Paris clay courts.

  • America’s Looking for a New Tennis Superstar…

    After the glorious 90’s with Sampras and Agassi and the Connors McEnroe duels of the 80’s, US mens tennis, as of 2010, is pretty much Andy Roddick, turning 28 in 6 months. Any hope on the horizon?

  • Federer Beats Andy Murray at Australian Open Final

    Roger Federer beats Andy Murray in straight sets, winning his fourth Australian Open and 16th grand slam title.

  • Hilarious Federer and Nadal in Charity Match

    Hilarious grunting in a tennis charity match featuring Nadal, Federer and Djokovic.

  • Reviewing 2009 in Men’s Tennis

    As Davydenko won the 2009 ATP World Tour Finals in London, it’s time to have a short glance at the past year and the men who dominated the courts and headlines in the tennis world.