We head over to the courts of SW19 for the final time this weekend for the climax of Wimbledon 2010.

Sky Sports tennis correspondent Nick Lester discusses Serena Williams preparing to take home her 13th title as she takes on Vera Zvonareva at 2.10pm, and he looks ahead to Sunday’s mens final featuring Rafael Nadal v Tomas Berdych.

BBC Radio one tennis correspondent Simon Mundie joins us to look at both the women’s final and the men’s final from Roland Garros.

Samantha Stosur is up against Francesca Schiavone, while Rafa Nadal chases another Roland Garros crown when he comes up against Robin Soderling on Sunday.

Does out expert think the matches will turn out as the betting indicates or can Simon see a shock in either Paris encounter?

Indian Wells, California – Jelena Jankovic and Caroline Wozniacki are gearing up for a clash in the BNP Paribas Open final, the ultimate prize on the line.
That the women’s title is to be decided by arguably two of the most defensive players on the WTA is interesting (it is the most charitable word I could think of cuz let’s face it, counterpunching tennis is sooo a yawn).
No. 9…

BBC Tennis man Andrew Castle has been watching the US Open for us and has a few fancies for the quarter finals.

With Andy Murray having vacated through the side door, is it plain sailing for Roger Federer?

Will it be another Serena Williams masterclass or can Kim Clijsters enjoy a fairytale comeback?

Andrew Castle is on the case as the US Open reaches the semi final stage.

He’s got a few correct set score bets and some advise on the best way to back Federer, if that’s what you want to do.

Roger Federer faces his sixth different opponent in his sixth straight men’s US Open Final.

Juan Martin del Potro faces the world number one in his first ever Slam final.

BBC commentator Andrew Castle is the man looking at the game, with a discussion on the set betting and a few other markets.

Check out Federer’s “tweener” shot below - it set up match point in his semi-final win over Djokovic.

The Australian Open has been an absolute joy to behold and our tennis expert Simon Mundie has been right on the money with his predictions. We’re down the final in both the Men’s and Women’s tournaments, so it’s your last chance to take advantage.

Roger Federer lines up against Andy Murray in the final we’ve all been hoping for in the wee hours of Sunday morning, with Saturday morning seeing a potential dream return for Justine Henin as she takes on her old rival Serena Williams.