Fed and Rafa to play twice for charity

Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer will go head-to-head LIVE twice over two days, after the pair announced a charity double-header in aid of their respective foundations.

After only four matches between the pair in the last two seasons, including the recent meeting at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London, the world's top two players now play for charity in Zurich on 21^st December 2010 from 19:30 GMT and then Madrid on 22^nd December 2010 from 18:00 GMT.

*TennisTV.com will stream both matches LIVE and in high quality!

All proceeds raised from both matches will go to the Roger Federer Foundation and Fundación Rafa Nadal.

You can watch these unmissable matches LIVE on TennisTV.com for $9.99/ €7.49 giving you access to both matches plus access to all TennisTV.com videos, including both matches available in full on demand, until 31^st December 2010.

Alternatively if you wish to donate directly to the foundations please see below for details:

Click here to donate to the Roger Federer Foundation.

Click here to donate to the Fundación Rafa Nadal.

Please visit TennisTV.com for further details on how to watch this fantastic finale to the tennis year.

* Unfortunately both matches are not available to watch in Spain due to rights restrictions -

Serbia beat France

Serbia beat France to win the biggest event in tennis - unless you're an American in which case Serbia won some meaningless Euro-centric thing which no one cares about. Whichever.

It was a huge effort by the Serbian team of Novak Djokovic, Janko Tipsarevic, Viktor Troicki and Nenad Zimonjic with Troicki stepping up to win the deciding rubber against Llodra in Tipsarevic's place. They then celebrated by shaving their heads like all serious sports nuts should. Great effort guys.

Pete Sampras lost all the tennis trophies that he won but didn't like enough to keep in his house where he could see them, all his memorable ones are still safe. Only one Major trophy was lost - the 1994 Australian Open - what was wrong with that one, we wonder?

Presumedly they'll turn up as they are a little too unique to be sold by the thief.

Federer king of the world again

Roger Federer demonstrated that it matters not how many Majors you win in a year as long as you beat your nemesis in the final tournament. We'll give him a pass then. Still it was nice of Nadal to show up and win a few matches at least. So Fed's the man until we do it all again in January.

Murray was the big disappointment of course and will continue to be right up until he wins something and then we will all dance about in congratulations, tweeting that we knew all along. Some of us may even learn to whistle.

Next up is France versus Serbia which every analyst and their dog is saying will be an easy win for Serbia. Of course this depends which Janko Tipsarevic turns up. In other words France could do something here.

Video: Caroline Wozniacki wins!