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Serena Williams

By Chris Skelton 12/27/2013

Two 17-time major champions hold the top seeds at a season-starting tournament in Australia.


Samantha Stosur

By Chris Skelton 12/25/2013

Perth welcomes teams from eight nations, including Agnieszka Radwanska, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Petra Kvitova, and John Isner.


Maria Sharapova

By Joanie Agler 12/19/2013

These two champions share more than recent injuries and the No. 4 ranking.


Rafael Nadal

By Chris Skelton 12/12/2013

Wimbledon may be the most revered major, the US Open the most glamorous, and the Australian Open the most inviting. But Roland Garros recently has been the most dramatic major. Seven key narratives interwove there this year.


Sergiy Stakhovsky and Roger Federer

By Nick Nemeroff 12/09/2013

After analyzing Rafael Nadal’s epic Roland Garros triumph over Novak Djokovic, Nick Nemeroff moves from clay to grass for the greatest upset of the season.


Juan Martin Del Potro, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, and Victoria Azarenka

By Joanie Agler 12/06/2013

Exhibitions grow the game and expose a lighter side to the stars, but their implications should not be overlooked.


Grigor Dimitrov

By Chris Skelton 11/21/2013

The man long known as “Baby Federer” took an important step forward toward becoming known in his own right.


Jack Sock

By Yeshayahu GInsburg 11/20/2013

This series will focus on several up-and-coming men who could begin to make a name for themselves on the ATP World Tour.


Serena Williams and Li Na

Our WTA columnists conclude their series of 2013 lowlights, which features plenty of familiar names.


John Isner

By Mike Holder 11/19/2013

The top-ranked American man endured injuries and uneven form but still displayed flashes of his ability to threaten the elite.


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