ATP Finals Groups Announced

We now know how the ATP Finals will be divided. Don't see a lot of trouble for the No. 1 and 2 seeds, but one never knows.

Group Guga Kuerten: 

Djokovic 

Zverev 

Cilic 

Isner 

Group Lleyton Hewitt: 

Federer 

Anderson 

Thiem 

Nishikori

ATP Final Four

Oh, boy. Roger Federer vs. David Goffin and Grigor Dimitrov vs. Jack Sock?

 It's like Dad and three of your friends going to the racket club on the weekend ...

And does anyone know why Goffin is Dominic Thiem's Kryptonite Nalbandian? 

London Welcomes ATP World Finals

No Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal, but an interesting line-up nonetheless, with Austrian cutie Dominic Thiem looking like everyone's 12-year-old brother.

These photos only fuel my Men at Play casting ideas ...

Who's on top? 

Doubles your pleasure ...

Stan the man

There's something for everybody!

Novak on Top!

Well this sucks. I had to work today, but I had planned to avoid the news and watch the ATP year-end championship final when I got home from my viewing party for "The Comeback" -- only I got a text earlier than Roger Federer had defaulted citing a back injury. Novak Djokovic had already secured the No. 1 ranking for the year yesterday -- and even before by winning Wimbledon and by being the most consistent player of the year, despite what the computer might have been thinking -- but what a sucky way to end the year for both players and the fans. Looks like some fun exhibition stuff went on with Nole and Andy Murray -- plus some old-timers joined in. But in any case, here's hoping for an equally diverse 2015.  

John McEnroe, Andy Murray, Tim Henman and Pat Cash

London Calling

The ATP seaason goes on entirely too long -- wasn't the BNP Paribas Masters enough? -- but it will be fun to see if Novak Djokovic can threepeat across the pond.

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