Serena Williams stormed to a resounding Madrid Open final win on Sunday and is now the 3/1 favourite with totesport to win the 2012 Women’s French Open, starting on May 27.
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The ATP Tour moves to Rome this week for the Internazionali BNL d’Italia with Novak Djokovic looking to re-establish himself on the world stage after failing to defend his Madrid Open title. All the top four are in the line up and it looks set to be a cracking tournament as the players prepare for the French Open (Djokovic 7/4 French Open Outright).

Roger Federer will return to the ATP circuit at this week’s Madrid Open determined to get back onto the road of reclaiming his world number one spot, but he will have his work cut out to pip clay-court king Rafael Nadal to the title in his Spanish homeland (totesport – Madrid Open).

The European clay court season is now well and truly in full swing and the action continues this week at the Estoril Open in Portugal, where the likes of Juan Martin Del Potro (11/10 Tournament Outright) and Stanislas Wawrinka (6/1 Tournament Outright) will be looking to improve their form ahead of the French Open in May.

Rafael Nadal kicked off his clay-court season with an eighth straight title in Monte Carlo as he continues to dominate on the slower surface. The players are now in Barcelona and the Spaniard will be the man to beat as he continues his march towards yet another French Open title.

After months of fast-paced hardcourt action, the clay-court season is now underway and this week sees the likes of Rafael Nadal (5/6 tournament outright) and Novak Djokovic (6/4 tournament outright) in action at the prestigious Monte Carlo Masters.

Sunday sees Andy Murray look to repeat his 2009 feat by winning the Sony Ericsson Open, but standing in the British number one’s way in Miami is world number one and 3/8 favourite Novak Djokovic.

The Miami Masters event brings the top players in the world together for a week and a half of hard court tennis.

The American hard court season switches coast this week as the players line up in Miami for the Sony Eriksson Open. Belarus’ Victoria Azarenka is the favourite after her incredible start to the year so can she keep her unbeaten record going? (Azarenka 6/4 – Tournament Outright).

After some explosive ties so far this week, the Indian Wells action continues on Wednesday and with the likes of Novak Djokovic (6/5f – Tournament Outright) and Tomas Berdych (25/1) in action, it’s sure to be another exciting day of tennis.