On the Baseline Tennis News

The women’s quarterfinals begin on Tuesday at the French Open as Caroline Wozniacki takes on Francesca Schiavone and Elena Dementieva faces her countrywoman Nadia Petrova.

Coach Joe Dinoffer shares a couple of quick and easy tips on how filming and watching yourself can improve your tennis game. He also explains how some creative angles can get you thinking beyond just filming your forehand, backhand, and serve.

Former Sony Ericsson WTA Tour world number one Lindsay Davenport will make a comeback to professional tennis this summer during the 2010 US Open Series.

Australian Samantha Stosur picked up one of the most memorable wins of her singles career on Monday at the French Open. The doubles specialist turned singles star became the first player since 2004 to beat Justine Henin in Paris.

World number one Serena Williams will play Shahar Peer on Monday at the French Open with a spot in the women’s quarterfinals on the line.

Tennis coach Joe Dinoffer shares tips on developing a solid foundation for a one-handed and two-handed backhand groundstroke.

Venus Williams, Elena Dementieva, Nadia Petrova, Maria Sharapova and Justine Henin are just a few of the top players slated for action on Sunday at Roland Garros.

How have the top sixteen seeds fared so far at the 2010 French Open? Aaress Lawless reviews the past week’s high and low points at Roland Garros.

Saturday’s action at the French Open will feature several intriguing match-ups, including the conclusion of Nadia Petrova’s third round match against Aravane Rezai.

After just two rounds of play at the French Open, tennis fans will be treated to a highly-anticipated third round showdown between two former world number ones and multiple Grand Slam champions, Justine Henin and Maria Sharapova.

Because of the lengthy rain delays this week, Friday’s order of play at Roland Garros is packed with second and third round matches as the French Open attempts to get back on schedule.

Former French Open champion Ana Ivanovic will take on Alisa Kleybanova on Thursday in the second round of the French Open.

Who would have thought that Venus Williams would be touted as one of the favorites to win the French Open? On the Baseline’s Paula Vergara takes a look at Venus’s chances to win a Grand Slam on a surface that has never been kind to her…until now.

Opening round jitters behind, the second round of the French Open begins in earnest on Wednesday as Venus Williams, Caroline Wozniacki, Elena Dementieva and defending champion Svetlana Kuznetsova return to action.

Former Roland Garros champion Justine Henin returns to Court Philippe Chatrier on Tuesday after a two-year absence from the French Open.