By Pete Bodo Hey, everyone. I'm just hanging fire here, half-watching the warm up to tonight's tantalizing quarterfinal clash between Venus and Serena Williams - the men's quartefinal pitting Andy Murray against Juan Martin del Potro, two men who had...Peter Bodo

Alert fans one post down have already called our attention to the strikingly rebellious statements made by Maria Sharapova at her weblog in recent days. I'm going to reproduce the comments here, to save you having to poke around. ....Peter Bodo

Vera Zvonareva and Maria Sharapova will face each other in an all-Russian final at the Qatar Total Open in Doha on Sunday.  read more »

Three-time Grand Slam Lindsay Davenport will step into new territory next week during the Sony Ericsson Championships. Instead of competing on the court during the season-ending event, Davenport is headed for the broadcast booth.

American Venus Williams and Russian Vera Zvonareva have clinched the two remaining singles spots in the Sony Ericsson Championships to be played in Doha from November 4 to 9, 2008. Aiming for the season-ending title and a share of the record prize money of $4.45 million, the best eight singles players and four doubles teams of [...]

It has been a long six years since Venus Williams competed at the season-ending WTA Tour Championships. The 2008 Wimbledon champion is next in line to qualify, but the results of a nineteen year-old from Poland will settle the field for the Sony Ericsson Championships - Doha 2008.

It has been a long six years since Venus Williams competed at the season-ending WTA Tour Championships. The 2008 Wimbledon champion is next in line to qualify, but the results of a nineteen year-old from Poland will settle the field for the Sony Ericsson Championships - Doha 2008.

Ana Ivanovic put a stop to her Serbian Slide for now.  read more »

Beijing Olympic gold medalist Elena Dementieva has booked her ticket for the 2008 Sony Ericsson Championships. Dementieva is the fifth player to claim a spot at the $4.45 million season-ending event in Doha, Qatar.

Fans who have always dreamed of hitting the court to face off against the top women tennis players in the world now have a chance to make that competition happen virtually. The promotion's grand prize is a trip to the season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships Doha in November.