Game, Set, Match News
This match was scheduled for Thursday, but they ran out of time. Maybe, if they had known how quick it would be, they would have gone for it....
Seventh-seeded Czech Tomas Berdych survived a three-hour and 52-minute battle against No. 31 seed Kevin Anderson of South Africa
Paul-Henri Mathieu provides another stunning upset in dramatic fashion, defeating John Isner 18-16 in the 5th set. Let's see who's left standing on the Men's side tomorrow!
The loss by Serena Williams did not clinch Petra Kvitova's #4 ranking, but only Samantha Stosur and Caroline Wozniacki can pass her...
What else did you expect when perhaps history's greatest clay-lover faces a clay-hater? Denis Istomin will land just below the Top Forty.
Second seed Rafael Nadal overwhelmed Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan 6-2, 6-2, 6-0 in their second-round clash at Roland Garros on Thursday. The 25-year-old Spaniard is now 47-1 at the clay-court major in Paris, where he is chasing a record* seventh title.
Here's the newest postcard from 10sballs.com's friend Dusan Vemic, from the match where Novak Djokovic defeated Blaz Kavcic 6-0, 6-4, 6-4.
Fourth seed Andy Murray found a way to beat Finland's Jarkko Nieminen 1-6, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 in two hours and 17 minutes Thursday for a place in the Roland Garros third round. It was his fourth straight win over World No. 48 Nieminen.
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Vika Victorious, Aga Downs Venus
Has Novak Djokovic even broken a sweat yet? Not much sign of it so far
Take a look at all the latest from the French Open... 10sballs.com wants to know who is your pick on winning the French 2012?
Looks like the new-model Maria Sharapova -- the one who loves clay -- is still here.
Even with this win, Rafael Nadal is more than 500 points behind Roger Federer in the contest for #2. But, of course, he's Rafael Nadal and this is Roland Garros. It may not matter much....
Across the water there was a nation needing a win, and a win they got - Heather Watson became the lone Brit into the second round of the French Open on Tuesday, as the first round of the clay court Slam wrapped up. Playing six-time WTA finalist Elena Vesnina, Watson was more aggressive and steadier in the match too, hitting more winners (18 to 14) and far less unforced errors (11 to 23).
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