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?

BBC Radio One tennis correspondent Simon Mundie previews the men’s semi-finals and the women’s final as we reach the climax at Rolland Garros.

Tomas Berdych is in action against Roger Federer’s conquerer Robin Soderling in what promises to be a pulsating semi and Rafael Nadal continues his charge towards another French Open crown against Jurgen Melzer.

The women’s final sees Samantha Stosur face Francesca Schiavone in what looks a one-sided encounter.

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The French Open has reached the quarter-final stage and once again we’ve been joined by BBC tennis correspondent Simon Mundie.

Andy Murray may have bitten the dust, but there’s still plenty to look forward to with the likes of Roger Federer in action on Tuesday.

Find out what Simon makes of the Women’s and Men’s matches that will be taking place on Tuesday.

It all kicks off this weekend at Roland Garros for the Mens French Open.

The outright betting features Mr Clay King himself, Rafael Nadal, top of the shop - can he avenge 2009’s surprise defeat against Robin Soderling?

Our man in the know, BBC tennis correspendent Simon Mundie offers us his world-class expertise on the contestants, and discusses the best betting opportunities of the competition. It promises to be a mouth-watering tournament - and tennis fan or not, you’d be a fool to miss out on this preview!

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BBC Radio One’s tennis correspondent Simon Mundie previews the eagerly-anticipated Madrid Masters final between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

The pair haven’t met for a year and this is a repeat of last year’s final, which Federer won in straight sets.

Simon analyses the match-up and attempts to find the value.

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The Rome Masters has reached the semi-final stage and once again we’ve recruited BBC Radio tennis correspondent Simon Mundie to have a look at both matches.

David Ferrer and Fernando Verdasco are the first pair on court, what does our expert expect the outcome of this all Spanish encounter to be?

The second match on to the clay is Ernests Gulbis v Rafael Nadal and does Simon predict an easy ride for the all-conquering Nadal?

The tennis season continues to be consistent in its inconsistency and the final in Miami is shocking. Andy Roddick and Tomas Berdych both upset the odds in their semi-finals against Rafael Nadal and Robin Soderling respectively and will be looking to add to their previous Masters successes.

The BBC’s tennis correspondent, Simon Mundie, offers some in-depth analysis ahead of the final and discusses the forthcoming clay court season.

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Rafael Nadal continues in his relentless pursuit of a first title this season as he takes on Andy Roddick in what promises to be a pulsating opening semi-final in Miami. The other semi takes place in the early hours of Sunday morning as Robin Soderling faces Tomas Berdych.

The women’s final sees Venus Williams going head-to-head with Kim Clijsters and the betting suggests it could not be any tighter.

Let’s hear what the BBC’s tennis correspondent Simon Mundie expects to happen as we reach a climax in Miami.

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We’ve reached the final of the ATP 1000 Masters and who would have thought that Andy Roddick and Ivan Ljubicic would be the last two standing.

Ljubicic caused the shock of the semi-finals by beating Rafa Nadal, but will that have taken too much out of him ahead of tonight’s final?

It the battle of the big serves and once again we’ve been joined by BBC tennis correspondent Simon Mundie.

We get another in-depth preview from Simon and find out which of the pair he thinks will be lifting this prestigious trophy.

Andy Murray has bitten the dust, Roger Federer has crashed out and Novak Djokovic is enduring a disappointing run of form, but Rafael Nadal is enjoying a resurgence and he has reached the final four of this ATP 1000 Masters event.

He’s joined in the semis by the ever-popular Andy Roddick, the enigmatic Robin Soderling and the veteran, Ivan Ljubicic.

The BBC’s tennis correspondent Simon Mundie is a self-proclaimed tennis anorak and he has some superb bets ahead of the semi-finals. He also looks at the women’s final, which sees Jelena Jankovic taking on Caroline Wozniacki.

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