but I also love Venus. I am ecstatic that the sisters won their doubles match only a couple hours after Senera's win. 
http://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/36756044 The women's tour is getting much more competitive, however, and there are many good young players, including a couple of good Americans (Madison Keys, Sloane Stephens, etc.) who are due to leave their marks.
I am also a huge Roger Federer fan. His style of tennis is magical and I am so glad that he is planning to stay around for a while. While I was disappointed at his semi-final loss to Raonic, he came farther in Wimbledon than I expected after missing so much tennis time this year. Even though his first matches had less challenging opponents, he gave the fans two thrilling five-set matches in succession against two very worthy opponents.
I was impressed by Sam Querrey's performance at Wimbledon and hope that he works generally on his movement around the court, which could improve his overall game. He's improved a lot in the last couple years. That said, I believe the "young guns" in men's tennis, especially Alexander Zverev, are going to surprise the "older" generation sooner rather than later. To those like Zverev (19), even Raonic (25) looks ancient. IMO, Raonic is due for a breakthrough and could win over Murray in the finals if Raonic is not overly worn out by Friday's five-setter. Raonic's court movement has greatly improved and he has always had a strong serve, but Andy will likely have the crowd.
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