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SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Anticlimactic feeling comes with season's end for players, fans

A few thoughts as tennis takes its annual autumnal tumble off the radar ...

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: WTA Tour compellingly unpredictable

A few thoughts as the season winds to an end ...

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: No shock in Henin's return

Four thoughts from the never-ending drama of the tennis world:

SI.com: Bryan Armen Graham: Clijsters hopes to spark WTA tour with comeback

There was a time in the not-too-distant past when the popularity of the WTA Tour rivaled its men's counterpart, when stars like the then-up-and-coming Williams sisters held court with Martina Hingis, Lindsay Davenport, Jennifer Capriati, Monica Seles, Justine Henin, Mary Pierce and, yes, Anna Kournikova.

Israeli tennis star 'banned for own security'

Organizers of a tennis tournament in Dubai, criticized for banning an Israeli player, said Tuesday they were trying to protect the woman from anti-Israel protests.

Dubai in dock over Israeli tennis star's ban

Dubai could lose its place on the Women's Tennis Association Tour calendar after Israeli Shahar Peer was denied entry to compete at this week's event, the WTA supremo warned Monday.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Five things to watch in 2009

1. Where does the Nadal-Federer passion play go from here? You'd be hard-pressed to name a more gripping and textured rivalry in professional sports. One versus two. Lefty versus righty. Grit versus polish. Nouveau versus classic. Will versus Grace, as it were. In 2008, Nadal beat Federer all four times they met --including their spellbinding Wimbledon final -- and assumed the No. l ranking in the process. Yet Federer recovered and enter 2009 within a single Major title of tying Pete Sampras' record. So long as both remain healthy, Rafa-Roger the best theater in tennis, no matter what happens.

People.com: No Botox, Boob Job or Baby for Anna Kournikova

The former tennis phenom enjoys being out of the limelight – and with Enrique Iglesias

SI.com: Lisa Raymond: Davis done, U.S. opens quest to win back Fed Cup, too

LA JOLLA, Calif. -- The Australian summer has come to an end and the next stop for the women on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour early into 2008 is Federation Cup. Immediately, we're forced to shift gears from our individual mind set to the team concept.

SI.com: Lisa Raymond: What might Santa be bringing the ladies of the WTA?

Walk into any mall in America right now and you're bombarded with the holiday spirit. But the most recognizable sign of all is, of course, Santa Claus and the children who each year come and sit on his lap, reeling off what they want from St. Nick. Will it be the newest American Girl doll? Maybe the latest Nintendo Wii game?

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