Serena Williams auctions clothes for Haiti victims

Serena Williams has turned her punishment into a charitable opportunity by launching an online auction of her personal clothing and memorabilia in order to raise $92,000 for Haiti earthquake victims, as well as schools and charities.

Former finalist Ivanovic into 2nd round

Ana Ivanovic, hoping to rediscover the form that helped her reach two Grand Slam finals in 2008, started her Australian Open campaign Tuesday with a 6-2, 6-3 win over American Shenay Perry.

Roddick tumbles before win at Australian Open

Andy Roddick took a tumble on his way to a first-round win Monday, tripping over the foot of a line judge.

Sharapova out; Safina wins at Australian Open

Maria Sharapova was upset by Maria Kirilenko 7-6 (4), 3-6, 6-4 in the first round of the Australian Open on Monday, her worst performance at a Grand Slam event since 2003.

Federer and Co. stage fundraiser for Haiti victims

Roger Federer played the role of master of ceremonies. Andy Roddick doubled as a standup comic. Serena Williams was laughing all the way.

Djokovic gets up close, personal with competition

Novak Djokovic got a closer look at how the competition stacks up at the Australian Open when he mixed it with Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters on Sunday.

Serena, Venus Williams in same half of draw

There won't be on all-Williams women's singles final at the Australian Open this year.

Sampras 'disappointed' by remarks in Agassi's book

Pete Sampras would like a sit-down with longtime rival Andre Agassi away from the tennis court to discuss Agassi's harsh words about the 14-time Grand Slam champion in his recent autobiography, "Open."

Swing for the Stars campers off to WA

Tennis West, a tennis academy in Perth, Western Australia, will host the 2010 Mercedes-Benz Swing for the Stars International Junior Tennis Camp from today to Feb 9, co-organizers the Chinese Tennis Association (CTA) and the Beijing International Group (BIG) announced yesterday.

Henin comeback adds fresh twist to Australian Open

Justine Henin has always punched above her weight but even she knows the odds are stacked against her landing a knockout blow in this month's Australian Open.

Sharapova's training session at Melbourne Park

Del Potro, Djokovic coast through at Kooyong

World number three Novak Djokovic and U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro kicked off their Australian Open preparations with easy first-round wins at the Kooyong Classic in Melbourne on Wednesday.