John McEnroe feels that attitude is the key to success for Andy Murray in this year’s Wimbledon. Murray faces Czech Jan Hacek tomorrow and should have little difficulty in getting past the world number 90, despite not having played him previously. (Murray 1/100, Hacek 16/1)

Novak Djokovic (16/1 2010 Wimbledon Mens Outright) appears to be the most vulnerable of the top four seeds, but the Serbian is aiming high this year at Wimbledon.

Maria Sharapova claims her long battle back to fitness from a serious shoulder injury has made her even more determined for another Grand Slam success ahead of Wimbledon (Sharapova 7/1 – Tournament Winner).

Robin Soderling (7/2 to win at Roland Garros) has said reaching Sunday’s French Open final is ‘better than the best dream ever’ as he bids to clinch his first Grand Slam title, but he will be battling against the odds to defeat four-times champion Rafael Nadal, who has been installed as the 1/6 favourite.

totesport are breathing a sigh of relief after Andy Murray’s French Open dream came to a end after he went down in straight sets in round four to Tomas Berdych.

The French Open was a title that had eluded Roger Federer (4/1 to retain his French Open crown) until his success last year, when the Swiss maestro was able to break Rafael Nadal’s stranglehold at… read more

Andy Murray has been handed a tough draw in the French Open after it was revealed that he will play Richard Gasquet in the first round (33/1 Andy Murray to win the French Open).

Former British number one Tim Henman believes Andy Murray can win the Wimbledon title this year (5/1 to win).

David Nalbandian has joined a growing list of absentees from the men’s singles at the French Open (Rafael Nadal 2/5f in totesport’s outright mens winner market) and will miss the tournament, which starts next week, through injury.

World number one Rodger Federer is looking to get back to his best form in the Madrid Open as he prepares for the French Open and Wimbledon this year (Federer 11/8 to win Wimbledon outright).