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SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Djokovic challenging tennis elite

Best of three from the tennis world:

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Djokovic strong at season's end

A few thoughts from the tennis world ...

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Murray mania continues to mount, a wing for Santoro and more mail

WIMBLEDON, England -- While marveling at Venus Williams's play on grass....

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Wimbledon midterm grades

Rafael Nadal, the defending champion, stayed away from Wimbledon. Which gives him something in common with the rain. You remember, the Wimbledon rain, right? Wet stuff ... fell from the sky ... constantly disrupted play. The only umbrellas unfurled last week were used to repel the sun. And that may have been the biggest upset of Week 1. Herewith, our midterm grades:

SI.com: Kevin Armstrong: Djokovic fueled by Roddick comments

NEW YORK -- With the match over, gamesmanship moved to the fore.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Five lessons learned from the French Open men's semis

Five things we learned from Friday's two semifinals at Roland Garros:

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: While tennis is certainly suffering, it's far from dying

Just exactly who says that tennis is "struggling?" I'm getting sick of hearing about it.

SI.com: L. Jon Wertheim: Serving Notice

They call it the Zone. It's that mystical state most athletes are lucky to achieve a few times in their careers. The mind is cleansed. The body is free. The unity of time and space comes undone. Brilliance is elevated to perfection.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Five thoughts after Djokovic's titanic upset of Federer

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Five thoughts after watching Novak Djokovic take down Roger Federer on Friday in the Australian Open semifinals:

SI.com: S.L. Price: Roger Federer left little doubt that no one in the world does anything as well as he plays tennis

The moment of consolation came late at the 2007 U.S. Open, but it was not for Roger Federer's latest victim. This one was for the crowd, for the 25,230 unsuspecting fans who had come to Flushing Meadows to take in a New York spectacle, watch some tennis and overpay for food and drink, and who suddenly found themselves lacking. This one was for those who'd tracked Federer's elegant ride into history for the last two weeks, who'd seen him rise to every challenge with otherworldly calm and brush aside all comers like lint off a lapel.

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