Svetlana Kuznetsova and David Nalbandian came out of nowhere to win tournaments last week. Can either player keep it going at the bigger events?

The ATP's biggest names return to action next week in Toronto. We look ahead to this important U.S. Open tune-up.

From the Bryan brothers' record-setting performance to fantastic finals by Querrey and Azarenka, there was a lot to like out West.

After two consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinal losses, Roger Federer hired Paul Annacone as coach. We discuss the move.

With Serena and Justine out for the summer events, who will take advantage on the WTA tour?

As the ATP tour returns to Atlanta, we discuss the state of Andy Roddick's game and tennis' television arrangements. Plus, a word on Nicole Vaidisova.

There's a bit of a break until the next Slam, but the tours haven't stopped chugging along. Plus, is Novak Djokovic ready to break through - again?

We discuss Serena's status on the greatest-ever list, Rafa's brilliance on grass and the upcoming Davis Cup matchups.

The possibility of a fifth all-Williams Wimbledon final on went out the window Tuesday when Tsvetana Pironkova defeated Venus Williams in straight sets in the quarterfinals. We discuss the state of the women's game and look ahead to the men's quarters.

The new longest match in tennis history should hold that title for a long time. We take a look at John Isner and Nicolas Mahut's 11-hour, three-day marathon and discuss whether Wimbledon should implement fifth-set tiebreakers.

Rafa's return to the All England Club means a Federer-Nadal final, right? And can anyone prevent another all-Williams showdown? We break down the men's and women's Wimbledon draws.

Sam Querrey's triumph at Queen's Club gave American tennis fans another reason to hope, while Roger Federer's loss in Halle gave his fans another reason to worry. We discuss what's next on grass.

Andy Roddick, a king of Queen's Club, bowed out early in this year's Wimbledon tune-up. We discuss his game, Andy Murray's chances at SW19, and more.

Schiavone stunned Stosur, while Rafa rocked Robin. We review this year's French Open finals and look ahead to what's next.

Robin and Rafa meet again in Paris, this time at the end. On the women's side, a new champion will be crowned. Listen and see who our editors think will go all the way at the French.

The final foursomes at the French don't include Federer, Serena or Venus – not that the remaining players seem to mind. We preview the men's and women's semifinal matches at Roland Garros.

With the French Open underway, the gang discusses the good (Andy Roddick, John Isner), the bad (the rain) and the ugly (Sam Querrey) of week one.

With the Roland Garros brackets out, the gang breaks down the men's and women's tournaments.

Rafael Nadal showed us – once again – that he's the King of Clay, while Aravane Rezai came through with her first major victory.

Henin, Sharapova, Wozniacki, Serena... almost. The women's draw in Madrid has already been decimated. What's in store on the men's side?

The gang talks about the U.S. Fed Cup team's big win against Russia, previews the Rome Masters and wonders if Federer needs to beat Nadal at the French to truly complete his resume.

Rafael Nadal kick-starts the European clay-court season with a dominating performance in Monte Carlo. Watch your back, Roger. PLUS: Why women's tennis needs Victoria Azarenka.

Sam Querrey said he refused to lose. His opponent pulled out a few tricks of his own. It all made for an engrossing Houston semifinal. Plus we preview the men's Masters in Monte Carlo.

With Peter Bodo back from Miami, the gang reviews Andy Roddick's inspired title run and then hands out grades for the best (and worst) performances so far this season. Who earned the top marks? Listen here.

We're back, previewing Rafa vs. Roddick, wondering why Federer's game has “issues” (and why a certain celeb doesn't know who he is) and debating the recent Davis Cup controversy.