Tennis Vote

If you live in the U.S. you watched and listened to a myriad of TV talent give their tennis commentary and analysis, but who’s the best?

Is it John McEnroe? His brother Patrick McEnroe? Jimmy Arias, Justin Gimelstob, Brad Gilbert, Mary Carillo or someone else? Cast your vote now!

It’s been a long time since top American won his 2003 US Open title to become a Grand Slam champion. And without Roddick hopes are slim any other American man will step in the forefront and win a major.

So with Roddick the real lone Slam threat, will Roddick ever win another one? He can close against Roger Federer at Wimbledon, but was that his last best shot?

Andy Roddick and James Blake have spoken, and they will not be partaking in Davis Cup in 2010. The loss of the Roddick and Blake, the two main stalwarts for the US team the last decade, leave captain Patrick McEnroe in a quandary.

At the moment, Sam Querrey is the top player but who’ll be No. 2 when the US clashes with Serbia in March. Remember, the match will be played on slow red clay and the chosen will have to deal with Novak Djokovic and Victor Troicki.

The options for P-Mac include Mardy Fish, John Isner, Wayne Odesnik, Taylor Dent and Michael Russell. Who’s your pick?

We all know Andy Roddick is the king of American tennis, but with James Blake on the decline who will step up and challenge Roddick for the throne? Perhaps it will be Blake in the end, or maybe someone else like the improving Sam Querrey, the dangerous John Isner or the mercurial Mardy Fish.

Place your bets now!

Roger Federer collected two Grand Slam titles in 2009, and he was just points away from winning two more – losing five setters at the Australian and the US Open!

In 2010, how many will the Swiss add to his current Open Era record of 15 Majors?

Both Belgians were retired from the game just one year ago. But now they are back to compete in their first Australian Open together in many years.

Kim Clijsters is riding  a seven-match Slam win streak following her US Open title in September and she’s made it clear that she’s going to be a threat in 2010.

But Justine Henin’s always had the edge on the field, and given a full year and a healthy body she may resume the domination she had when she left the game.

The first Grand Slam of the 2010 tennis season will be upon us on no, time. Rafael Nadal is the defending champion but the Spaniard has looked fragile the latter half of 2009.

Roger Federer is still the man to beat, but can Andy Murray seize his first Slam. Or will Novak Djokovic or Nadal rise up and steal the Melbourne title. And what of the gentle giant, Juan Martin Del Potro who may struggle with the heat.