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 Idiots' Guide to Roland Garros
By BRENDAN BERNHARD, Special to the Sun
May 25, 2010
If you were one of the tens of thousands who descended on Roland Garros Monday afternoon with a ticket that allowed you onto all of its 18 courts except the three main ones, then you could hear a lot of tennis...
Spain on Clay Spells Doom for the U.S.
Troubles Behind Him, Federer Takes Fifth Open
By TOM PERROTTA
Federer Breaks Murray for U.S. Open Five-Peat
Serena Williams Comes Out on Top at U.S. Open
Murray Battles His Way Past No. 1 and Into Final
By TOM PERROTTA
With Crowd Behind Him Federer Goes for Fifth Open
Roddick Suddenly Has Realistic Path Toward Final
By TOM PERROTTA
Safina Cruises to Semifinals
Once Considered Second-Best, Venus Can Now Eclipse Her Sister
By TOM PERROTTA
Roddick Moves On in Straight Sets Victory
Federer Wins Five-Set Battle To Avoid Upset
From the Archives: Meet a Tennis Heart-Throb-To-Be
By PIA CATTON
At an Open Full of Young Talent, Fish Survives
By TOM PERROTTA
Nadal Survives Onslaught, Advances at U.S. Open
Five Things To Watch for This Weekend
By TOM PERROTTA
Two-Headed, Racket-Wielding Monster Known as ‘FedNadal’ To Sizzle on Court at Madrid
By BRENDAN BERNHARD, Special to the Sun
May 15, 2010
Finally, the historic rivalry between tennis stars Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal is set to sizzle rather than fizzle. Federer, the Swiss world no. 1, closed out his semi-final against Spain’s David Ferrer 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 Saturday night in Madrid…
Women's Draw Is Sorely Unbalanced
By TOM PERROTTA
Even in Their 10th U.S. Open, The Sisters Are Ones To Beat
By TOM PERROTTA
Away From Failures, Federer Looks at Ease in Beijing
By TOM PERROTTA
Nadal Brings Olympic Gold Home to Spain
Dementieva of Russia Takes Women's Medal
Serena and Venus Win Gold in Women's Doubles
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