2011 Grand Slam Men's Singles Champions

The ATP World Tour 2011 season let us witnessed some incredible matches. This year we also witnessed the emergence of the best player in the world, Novak Djokovic. Yes, 2011 has been Djokovic's year and he displayed not only consistency but also excellent tactical abilities, which sent a signal for the rest of his contemporaries that his best has just getting started.

This year Djokovic racked up three Grand Slam titles, 70-6 win-loss record, a record-breaking five ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles, and a new record for the prize money earned in a single season. He is definitely having the best year of his tennis career.

2011 Grand Slam Women's Singles Champions

A gallery of 2011 Grand Slam Women's Singles Champions.

Rafael Nadal: The Undisputed World Number One

It's time.

Rafael Nadal's convincing win at All-England Club gave him second Wimbledon title in four consecutive finals. With a flawless display of speed, blistering and curling forehand, sweet volley, and improved serve turned in a weapon, Nadal is ready to dominate the game again.

Having claiming fifth French Open crown and the top ranking he once held for almost a year, he bounce back — stronger, faster, and healthier.

He started to dominate in 2008 but was halted almost prematurely due to injury. From being stunned at his favorite surface at Roland Garros to not defending his crown at All-England Club to personal concerns, Nadal faces the down side of his great tennis career.

2010 French Open Men's Singles Championship Results

The second Grand Slam of the year at Stade Roland Garros is finally over. The 128 players in the draw are down to two and they will contest for the coveted title. What at stake is high and of course, history books will be rewritten. We witnessed an exciting, interesting, and intriguing matches, as well as stunning upsets, and surprise performances.

Like Americans, British is yet to produce a Grand Slam champion. Performances of American players were not bad but still far from better as they still not embodied of playing well on dirt. However, the two finalists battling out for the title is no strange at all. We've witnessed them playing each other last year, but the question is who has the best tactic to clinched the title, 2010 French Open Men's Champion. Did I predicted it right? My pick for Men's Champion.

2010 French Open Women's Singles Championship Results

Roland Garros is somehow very rich in making history when it comes to producing champions, whether it would be a streak of consecutive winners, greatest upsets, champions failed to capture French Open title, etc.

This time another history will be written in record books as Samantha Stosur and Francesca Schiavone finally reached a Grand Slam final for the very first time in their glorious career. The winner, of course, will be guaranteed the most coveted and the rare opportunity Grand Slam title. Did I predicted it right? My pick for Women's Champion.

2010 French Open Men's Singles Preview

NOTE: This is my own version of draw analysis on 2010 French Open. In this self-version of draw analysis, I will pick who I think will be 2010 French Open Men's Champion.

Last year's season of French Open, made buzz around the world when the King of Clay Rafael Nadal was stunned by the hard-hitting Swede Robin Soderling in the fourth round, in arguably one of the greatest upset in the history of French Open. Talking about the upset, history and record books were rewritten when No.2 seed Roger Federer played the greatest match of his life to capture the coveted French Open title that eludes him for years.

A month of warm-up events heading to this year's second Grand Slam, history was made again. That is, to the extent of the man that was stunned at the grandest stage of Roland Garros a year ago, Nadal. Yes, the King of Clay is back and he is stronger and fiercer than before. Within a month, he captures his six consecutive title at Monte-Carlo after 11 months of title drought, then he clinched his five titles at Rome. At 23 years old and 11 months, a win at Madrid finally breaks Andre Agassi's number of ATP World Tour Masters 1000 with 18 titles, not only that, because Nadal has been the first man to win three clay court ATP Masters 1000. With such performance, it is far from impossible not to win his fifth French Open title. Who can stop the reign of the King of Clay... again?

2010 French Open Women's Singles Preview

NOTE: This is my own version of draw analysis on 2010 French Open. In this self-version of draw analysis, I will pick who I think will be 2010 French Open Women's Champion.

The European clay court season produced different champions and established many contenders that can do damage in the 2010 French Open draw, thus this year's second Grand Slam is still wide open from the time Justine Henin retire from the sport two years ago. Since 2008, French Open has won by former world No.1 Ana Ivanovic and defending champion Svetlana Kuznetsova, defeated former world No.1 Dinara Safina on both occasions.

With recent win of Aravane Rezai over Venus Williams, do French community has seen the homegrown champion that will hoist the trophy and bring victory to the country, since 1983? Or the longing for own champion is not yet over?

The women's tennis is experiencing healthy competitions again. With the history to be made, the resurgence of the former champions, the revival of old rivalries, the lingering and stunning upsets, the breakthroughs, and the great matches to be played, who will be crowned as 2010 French Open Women's Champion?