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If Andy Roddick is the Great American Hope then America is hopeless. Once again Andy Roddick comes in with great expectations and leaves earlier than he should.

After staring to play tennis at the age of eight, Roger Federer has been called the "best ever player" by John McEnroe. This year, Federer goes for his fourth straight Wimbledon men's singles championship.

Will Roger Federer win his fourth consecutive US Open this year? Or will somebody else join the list of multiple US Open Winners. Here is a look at all the men that have won multiple Singles Titles.

You know, I never imagined that putting together a list of the tope five men's tennis players of all-time would be tougher that composing a column on the greatest NFL quarterbacks of all-time, but that's exactly how this process turned out...

Tennis is not the most popular sport, but it is one that everyone can play. New programs such as cardio tennis, new outlets such as the Tennis Channel, and upcoming players keep the sport alive and evolving. Review equipment and renew interest in tennis.

Roger Federer is scary good. While his record isn't perfect over the past few years, it's pretty darn close. We are witnessing some of the best tennis ever from the best overall player in history.

When I initially sat down to write this column, I must admit that I was agonized with making the decision of selecting the greatest male tennis player of all-time after narrowing the field down to my final three candidates.

I know the world's number one ranked player, Roger Federer, has reduced men's professional tennis to a series of nearly perennial poundings when it comes to Grand Slam events, but I am still excited about the upcoming US Open later this month.

It's funny how life has a way of making us humble sometimes isn't it?
Having said that, it was only a few years ago when Australian, Lleyton Hewitt and American, Andy Roddick were being hailed as tennis' future.

Here is a look back at the nine players in the open era that have won multiple Gentlemen's Singles Championships at Wimbledon.

Sports, like life, is, many times, absolutely unpredictable.
Having said that, I can undoubtedly say that there is not a single soul on the planet who foresaw the greatness that Roger Federer has unleashed on his unsuspecting foes .

Roger Federer finally missed a Grand Slam Final. Is this a sign that he is done?

With the victory in his birthplace Basel, Swizerland, tennis star Roger Federer wins the ATP-Season 2007.

Switzerland knows how to do things right: skiing, banking, watches and tennis players. These latest exports are making rounds on the ATP and WTA circuits and reaching peaks higher than the country's famous Alps. A look at Federer, Hingis and Schnyder

There are four types of strategies that tennis players often use, here is an explanation of the different types.

This article details the current situation in world tennis. There is emphasis on the problems for American tennis.

Andy Murray is one of the bright up and comers in tennis and he is Britain's only hope of success any time soon

An overview of the top players for both men's and women's singles events. Who looks strong, and who will go home early?

Every time I watch young Spaniard, Rafael Nadal, I am amazed the young phenom is barely 20-years-old.

After years of holding out, the prize money for the men and the women will finally be equal at Wimbledon.

The 20 year old Serbian Novak Djokovic is on fire after defeating #3 Andy Roddick, #2 Rafael Nadal and #1 Roger Federer in three consecutive days.

Roger Federer is possibly the best player in the history of the sport of tennis. Here are some of the reasons why he is so good.

Andy Roddick may only be turning 24-years-old in late August of this year, but even at such a young, Roddick has already produced one of professional tennis' most perplexing - and disappointing - careers of all-time.

2008 will be the first season that World No.1 Roger Federer does not win the three grand slam titles that he has won in each of the past two seasons. I guess this is the tournament I expect Federer to finally fall in.

Roger Federer will annihilate Sampras's record and win AT LEAST 20 Grand Slam titles before he is done.

After winning three grand slam titles in three of the last four seasons, fRoger Federer, is a lock to win at least another three slams next season right?

Is it time for Federer to settle down and get some tactical help?

Professional Men's Tennis has been in need of improvement since the days of Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras. Interest in the United States has been tempered with the Andy Roddick and James Blake as the closest things to front runners for the country.

As the dust settles from the one-sided massacre of Roger Federer by the hands of Rafael Nadal in the French Open final, the tennis world, especially Roger, turns to the bright, green lawns of Wimbledon for a fresh start. Here's my thoughts.

As a national sports columnist, I get paid to call things as I see them no matter what the sporting event I may be covering at the time. Having said that, I have had to rip a lot of athletes over the years for a multitude of infractions.

Rafeal Nadal beat Roger Federer in a one-sided final. How does this set things up for the beginning of the year? Here's my take on it all...

Summer for many people is time for tennis. If you can travel to Newport R. I. and the Tennis Hall of Fame you can see some of great names of tennis display their talent.

Justine Henin-Hardenne is is a former World's number one ranked tennis player from the Belgium, who, like Amelie Mauresmo, is know for her one-handed backhand - a stroke which John McEnroe has called the best backhand by any player, male or female.

Have you ever wanted to watch tennis but didn't understand the scoring or terms? Here is an explanation on some of the basics of tennis.

Although it may seem as though Marcos Bagdatis has come from out of nowhere to become one of the world's best tennis players, in actuality, Baghdatis has been on the fast track to success ever since he first picked up a tennis racket.

A definitive list of the greatest male tennis players throughout history.

Here is a look at some of the male tennis players you should keep an eye on.

The best Tennis event of the summer is about to begin.

What does a professional tennis star when an injury cuts short a career at only 19? Andrea Jaeger found something even more fulfilling to do - providing fun and hope to terminally ill children.

Swedish tennis player Stefan Edberg and former No. 1, is best know for his excellent serve and volley game. He won the Australian Open, Wimbledon and US Open twice, but could never win the French Open.

Cincinnati once again will host an elite US Open Series tennis tournament when the top men in the world compete in the Western and Southern Financial Group Masters from August 10 to 19, 2007.

The world's third ranked player, Argentina's David Nalbandian, is quickly - and definitively - making a name for himself - even if it is a little unusual.

I know the state of American Men's tennis has been absolutely atrocious the last few years, but don't blame that fact on James Blake.

Many generations usually only see a single player raise to legendary status, we've been lucky enough to see a handful.

22-year-old Croatian born tennis sensation, Mario Ancic, certainly earned his current nickname, "Super Mario" as a teenager making his Grand Slam debut at Wimbledon in 2002, when he defeated ninth-seeded Roger Federer.

If you're watching tennis and don't know Amélie Mauresmo, it's time you did. She is the top seed at this year's Wimbledon tennis tournament and set to take on reigning queen Venus Williams in the quarter-final round.

Several resources are available to Milwaukee residents who seek tennis instruction. From private lessons by professionals to community clinics led by volunteers, there are tennis lesson options for everyone - young kids, teens, and adults.

For the first time in since May of 2005 a Grand Slam finals will not include Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal won't be there either.

Roger Federer is at the top of his game, and he shows absolutely no signs of slowing down.

Roger Federer is poised to make some tennis history that probably will never be broken. What can we expect from him in the upcoming 2008 season?