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The main people that I can think of that don't have that hit flat are Lindsay Davenport and Andre Agassi. Both are some of the best ball strikers out there and both of their backhands are some of their greatest weapons. Both hit the ball with low clearance and make sure they hit the ball out...

With Sharapova out and Clijsters and Davenport back in action the top 3 have already been set. The other seven are still up for grabs. Who do you think it will be. Here is my prediction: 1.) Davenport 2.) Clijsters 3.) Sharapova 4.) Mauresmo 5.) Dementieva 6.) Pierce 7.) V. Williams...

I'd say that Agassi and Davenport have some of the best inside-out forehands in the game along with Federer and Moya. Davenport relied on her inside out in New Haven and it worked wonders. All of them are some of the cleanest hitters in the game. And I tend to disagree with Clijsters not...

If Lindsay didn't move very well she wouldn't be at the top. She has beaten extremely tough opponents and can obviously reach and go for balls and stick with the best of them. Otherwise she wouldn't be number 1. She has some of the best strokes to boot but at least she's able to use them on...

I hope that Lindsay wins. After Austrailia I am hoping Davenport takes her opportunity here. I just want to see her win one more this year. That would be awesome. Venus has time. If she's coming back then she will be able to reach the final again. Go Lindsay!!!

Favorite Female: Lindsay Davenport: She has the best serve and baseline game around. Her groundstrokes are absolutely amazing and I love a lethal two-handed backhand. Favrotie Male: Andre Agassi: He has the best returns in the game and the best two-handed backhand I have ever seen on...

Lindsay will take this in 3 sets. It has been proven that she has been the hardest, smartest and most consistent player throughout this tournament. Venus will give her a run but if Davenport plays like she did against Clijsters and stays calm, hits the crap out of the weak second serve and...

I think Davenport will be able to win this whole tournament this year. She has a great draw for her with only nerveracking Amelie Mauresmo as a potential semifinal opponent. Davenport has a great record here and this is one her better surfaces by far. I expect Lindsay to hold onto that #1...

Even though she did beat all the players before she left, she is going to have a hard time coming back on top. Davenport has a losing record to her but has won against her before and will probably want to do it again. Serena got back at her after semis at the French Open in the semis at...

As I see it Henin-Hardenne will not be able to get back to the top for a long time. 3 reasons: Davenport, Williams sisters and the Russians. With all of them on top right now Henin-Hardenne is going to have a hard time trying to claim the number one ranking or even getting back into the top...

I agree. However, last year she showed she was able to adapt to clay. I watched her play last year and she waited for the right time to go for the big shots and winners. I think she will play a lot smarter than she did last year. She made it to the semis and lost in a close match to...

She is gracious off court and she does make a ruccus on court but it's only because she wants to win. A lot of players do that. Especially Myskina. If you watched her at all last year you would have seen her go off at her coach, etc. Jennifer knows when to stop. She has done some things but...

She needs to do it soon, but with her nerves she will probably make it to the semis and blow it there. She has a great game for the surface, but her head is not there. She doesn't play consistently enough and doesn't keep her head that well as it gets closer to the final in Paris. Sharapova...

This is true. Davenport is still on top and Serena is staging a comeback now with her Grand Slam win in Melbourne. Sharapova is consistently winning matches and has a good chance at Roland Garros. Venus is good but she hasn't shown any signs that she is going to go back to the top real soon...

Maria Sharapova has the best chance of winning the French Open besides defending champion Anastasia Myskina. Sharapova made it all the way to the semis last year where she lost to Elena Dementieva. Ever since Wimbledon she has done well excpet for the U.S. Open (3rd round loss to Mary Pierce)...

I agree with that completely.

Venus has been doing a lot better lately. From Austrailian Open to present, she has shown that she is able to be a top contender and can compete with the best. 2004 wasn't a good year because of injury, etc, etc. Even though Mauresmo didn't do very well against Serena she did well on her way...