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Supreme Court

Janko Tipsarevic
Warming Trends
On rising tennis pro Janko Tipsarević, this summer's lean essentials work from street to shore.
Novak Djokovic
The Giant Killer
Novak Djoković isn't just breaking the ice at the top of pro tennis — he's carrying the hopes of a nation on his shoulders.
Novak Djokovic & Maria Sharapova
Djoković Makes an Impression
Novak Djoković has become notorious for his impersonations of fellow tennis stars. Watch the Serbian class clown in action.
McEnroe's Shoes
Court Liaison
John McEnroe's prized Nikes kept the tennis bad boy on his toes.
Pete Sampras & Roger Federer
Legends of the Ball
In a much anticipated rematch, two past and present tennis greats enter the court of public opinion.
The 10 Best Sports Rivalries
Tennis giants Roger Federer and Pete Sampras will be facing off for the first time ever in the U.S. Inspired by the rare event, presented by Men's Vogue, we give you the biggest battles in sports history.
Roger Federer
Courting History
From his Dubai sanctuary, Roger Federer talks about his search for the perfect adversary and his friendly rivalry with Tiger.
Slideshow: Federer's Dubai
Roger Federer has a shot at becoming one of the greatest athletes ever, and he's not even playing at his peak yet.

Ana Ivanovic
Courtly Behavior
Surging into tennis's top rankings, 19-year-old Ana Ivanovic leads the sport's Serbian uprising.
Holding Court
Jimmy Connors was perhaps America's greatest tennis player ever, and the world's fiercest competitor. Now he's coaching Andy Roddick. What's Jimbo have to say about it all?

Bjorn Borg
Stockholm Syndrome
White shorts would never be the same after Björn Borg.

Q&A: Time Adams on Roger Federer
The author (On Being John McEnroe) and Observer correspondent speaks with mensvogue.com about Roger Federer's mental toughness, his rivalry with Tiger Woods, and why Dubai — Federer's home when he's not on tour — might be a great place for pro athletes to live, but resembles nothing so much as a very large hotel lounge.
James Blake
A Winning Return
For a year he was the Job of all sports: He broke his neck on court, lost his father, and dropped off the radar. Now James Blake is America's best hope, and he's leading the charge at the U.S. Open.

Audio: James Blake's Year
A year after getting in as a wild card, James Blake entered the 2006 U.S. Open as the highest-ranked American in singles, man or woman. He speaks with Men's Vogue about why the 2006 U.S. Open is different, and what he thinks about the possibility of facing Roger Federer in the quarterfinals.

Levels of the Game
A Roger Federer fanatic follows his man from the TV set to center court. Game. Set. Match. Rewind.

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