Revised match & broadcast schedule due to the rain yesterday.

Quoted: Due to the current inclement weather and the forecast for continued rain throughout Saturday evening, the USTA is advising the following:

Paes wins the mixed doubles. Next up: the men's doubles championship.

Quoted: India's Leander Paes completed a career mixed doubles Grand Slam on Thursday, joining Zimbabwe's Cara Black to beat Britain's Jamie Murray and American Liezel Huber 7-6 (8/6), 6-4 in the US Open final.

Paes has reached both the men's doubles and mixed doubles finals at this year's US Open.

Quoted: Indian tennis star Leander Paes romped into the semifinals [Mohit - now finals] of the men's doubles and final of the mixed doubles of the US Open in New York. In the mixed doubles final Paes and Cara Black will take on Liezel Huber of US and Andy Murray of Britain

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Justin Gimelstob just retired. In this bit, he goes "behind the scenes" interviewing some of the US Open stars.

Justin's from Livingston, NJ and has been as highly ranked as #63.

Quoted: Behind the scene at the US Open '07 with Justin Gimelstob.

Roddick was so close in the first two sets. But, serve aside, Federer demonstrated that he is still a better player than Roddick.

Quoted: Top-ranked Roger Federer and No. 5 Andy Roddick played a high-quality match last night that United States Open fans would kill to see in Sunday’s final. The problem for Roddick is Federer’s best is still better than his.

Federer demonstrated why he's the best. At the same time, he showed that he can be overpowered, at least until he figures out his opponent's game. I think the key is for Roddick to come out serving and swinging hard.

Quoted: Then 0-40 on the Federer serve; and AN ASTONISHING TWO SETS LATER before he lost another service point. That's right, NO MORE SERVICE POINTS DROPPED from the start of the 3rd to the last game of the 4th. Incredible.

What a great day of tennis...ending with an ultimately wonderful performance by James Blake. He was inconsistent early but played the best I've ever seen him play in the 4th set.

Quoted: James Blake put in another long night's work at the US Open, and his play only got better as the match went on.

Go Sania! She's playing the best I've seen, but I don't want to get too optimistic.

Quoted: “It was difficult at the beginning, but I think people have accepted it,” Mirza, 20, said yesterday after defeating Laura Granville, 6-3, 7-5, in the second round of the Open. “I’ve accepted the fame, with the good and the bad that comes with it.