Serena Williams uploaded quite a number of pictures on her website which include some off court photos from her last night's Halloween party.
Erm, Serena, I have an idea. Why not get a newer camera that captures better quality pictures?
Alternatively you can try something more interesting. 
Alright not spooky enough?
I'm wishing everyone a fa-BOO-lous and SPOOK-tacular Halloween :D (copied from my friend's comment in FB)! Have fun!
Nole continues to party hard and Muzza will take over his no. 3 position very soon.
Rafa has bigger biceps than Monfils.“I’m not playing my best level, but I’m not playing badly,” Nadal said.Nadal will play Davydenko, who crushed 2005 champion Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic 6-1, 6-1.
“If I can improve a bit for tomorrow and for Shanghai I think I can finish the year playing well.”
“Roger had four or five years with the No. 1, winning two, three Grand Slams a year,” Nadal said.Federer sets his eyes on his first semifinals at the Bercy Indoor Arena but he has to go through James Blake first, who defeated Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany 6-4, 6-4.
“So for that reason I think everybody says Federer is the best.”
“I prefer to come back to a place where I had success in the past. This is not the case here,” Federer.Federer is 8-1 against Blake, with the Swiss star’s only loss in the quarterfinals at the Beijing Olympics in August.
“I’m not the revengeful type, but I would be pleased to beat him,” Federer said.Djokovic beat Tsonga in the Australian Open final for his first major title, but has lost to the Frenchman in successive matches since then including the recent Thailand Open.
“I just don’t feel quite comfortable on the court,” the Serb said.Tsonga will next meet Roddick for the first time in nearly two years.
“When you play indoors, points get quicker. (Tsonga) was serving really well.”
“If I manage to stay in shape physically, I will go from strength to strength in this tournament,” Tsonga said.
Gilles 'Crybaby' Simon“It wasn’t going to do me any good to play patty-cake back and forth with him today,” Roddick said.Murray topped Fernando Verdasco of Spain 6-3, 7-6 (6) for his 14th straight win, staying on track for a third straight Masters title.
“I’m not as quick as he is and I’m not as consistent as he is. It actually made for a pretty simple game plan.”
Fat Dave shows del Potro he's still the big brother of Argentina tennis.“His results have been pretty special the last couple of years. Should be a great match,” Murray said of Nalbandian.After victories at Cincinnati and Madrid, Murray hopes to become the only player to win three straight Masters titles.
“He picks his schedule very well and is fresher than the other players toward the end of the year.”
Or out for early training...
I just find these photos of Sam Querrey a bit fascinating. If you don't know what I mean, just look at his left hand.
I've missed this article last month but it's never too late to report this amazing news right now. "The Sports Ministry has given its blessing and we are currently negotiating with the WTA on the best available dates for the event," said Abdul Razak.Abdul Razak confirmed that the association have identified the Twin Towers' open car park as the venue.
"However, this is subject to approval from the local authorities. The other option is to host it at Dataran Merdeka."I'm dying to meet Serbian tennis players like Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic but they are very unlikely to come to Malaysia :( due to political reasons.
Novak Djokovic arrived on the court wearing a mask before his match against Dmitry Tursunov at the Paris Tennis Masters tournament.Djokovic said: "I got this mask at dinner (three years ago). I asked them, Can I take it? They allowed me to take it. The next day I say for fun I'm going to get into the court like that. I did. That's a little tradition I have with the mask at Halloween."In that match, Tursunov retired with a shoulder injury. Djokovic was ahead of the match with 6-2, 4-3.
Down the Line reported on Rafael Nadal and girlfriend Maria Francesca Perello or better known as Xisca arriving in Paris in a rather stylish manner earlier this week.
Later that evening, the lovely young couple headed for a dinner with Nadal continued his argyle ways with the same scarf. 
Back to business at the BNP Paribas Masters, Nadal who is last year's runner-up finds himself in a quarter of the draw dominated by qualifiers – of the six players looking to secure a spot in the main tournament over the weekend, five are in the Majorcan's section.
Firstly, the media team in Seoul doesn't provide materials (press conference, press releases, etc) in English.
Now don't worry about Laura Dundovic's arm over Lleyton Hewitt's shoulder."When I was in primary school (Bec) went to the school around the corner from me and one day I chased her down for an autograph because I absolutely loved her and Home and Away," said Dundovic.Dundovic and Hewitt were at the launch of his fundraising auction site eSwap in aid of Cure Out Kids, a children's cancer charity, at Travelscene yesterday in Sydney, Australia.
Although Bec wasn't fronting the cameras for the fundraiser, Hewitt said his wife - who is 6 months pregnant with their second child - is the brains behind Cure Our Kids."We've got a signed shirt from Federer that he actually gave me after he beat me, which is the last thing you want to see from someone who has beaten you in the locker room," Hewitt said.By the way, Miss Dundovic also offered a date with her gorgeous self to the highest bidder.
However, it's a different story with two-time Grand Slam champion Marat Safin who is now considering retirement after a 6-0, 7-6 (4) loss to Juan Monaco in the first round of the Paris Masters yesterday.
Safin, a former top-ranked player and a three-time champion at the Paris tournament, wants a long break before making a decision.“I don’t know what happened. Just couldn’t find my rhythm and couldn’t find the game,” the 28-year-old Russian said.Safin won the U.S. Open in 2000 and the Australian Open in 2005. He hasn’t won a tour title since the victory in Australia.
“I need to think everything through. I have no pressure and I have nothing to prove or show. I just want to be comfortable with my decision, whatever I will take.”
“I need to sit down and relax and just enjoy my life without any tennis (for) a couple of months and then I will see,” Safin said. “If I feel like I want to continue to play, I will. If not, it will be over.”
“I’ve been struggling throughout my career with injuries left and right,” said Safin, who is ranked 31st.(Via Yahoo! Sport)
“It’s a little bit uncomfortable to find yourself in the top 10 for many years and to find yourself ranked 70 and 30 and 50 … It’s not really a comfortable position.”
Roger Federer won his hometown tournament for the third straight year on Sunday, beating second-seeded David Nalbandian of Argentina 6-3, 6-4 in the Swiss Indoors final.“Things are back into a groove the way I like it. I’m happy with the way I’m playing,” Federer said.
“It feels great to win at home. Once you had it you want more of it and you want to do it over and over again.”
In the doubles title, Mark Knowles became the 21st player in ATP history (since 1973) to capture 50 career doubles titles after partnering Indian Mahesh Bhupathi to the Davidoff Swiss Indoors champion Sunday with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Germans Christopher Kas and Philipp Kohlschreiber.“I’m elated,” said Knowles.
“It’s a big number and I’d be a liar if I said I hadn’t been thinking about it, as I’ve lost in a couple of finals lately. I’m really happy to win my 50th title and get past the milestone."
Top-seeded Andy Murray won the St. Petersburg Open for the second straight year by beating qualifier Andrey Golubev 6-1, 6-1.“I played well today, I really enjoyed myself this week,” Murray said.
“At the start of both sets it was quite close, but once I got ahead I started to feel much more comfortable. In terms of the score it was easy, but it wasn’t the easiest match I’ve played on the tour.”
In the doubles title, American Travis Parrott and Filip Polasek of the Slovak Republic earned a hard-fought 3-6, 7-6(4) 10-8 win over first-time pairing Indian Rohan Bopanna and Max Mirnyi of Belarus at the St. Petersburg Open.“We are really happy to have won our first ATP title as a team. We started playing together in February. It is fun to have worked our way up from the Challenger circuit and get the chance to win an ATP title," said Parrott.
Seventh-seeded Robin Soderling of Sweden beat Julien Benneteau 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-1 to claim his third career title and first since 2005.“As a player you always have the goal of reaching the top 100. Once you get there, you want to get to the top 50,” he said.
“Reaching the top 20 feels great. It has been my goal for two or three years.”
Second seeds Michael Llodra of France and Israeli Andy Ram, playing together for the first time this week, captured the Grand Prix de Tennis de Lyon title on Sunday after beating Australian Stephen Huss and Ross Hutchins of Great Britain 6-3, 5-7, 10-8 in 80 minutes.“I'm very happy to win this title together with Andy,” said Llodra.
“Winning with him in Lyon makes it even more special since this place means a lot to me. I usually play with French partners, most of the time with Arnaud Clement and I'm happy that I won this title together with my friend Andy."
Elena Dementieva won her third title of the year on Sunday, outlasting Caroline Wozniacki 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (4) in the Fortis Championships."I feel like I just won a Grand Slam," Dementieva said.
"I think it was the most difficult final I've ever played. Caroline was playing so well - she has such a good defensive game, but was also hitting really good drop shots and passing shots. I had to stay positive and aggressive and I'm so happy I was able to win today."
In the doubles titile, Sorana Cristea and Marina Erakovic took the title with defeat of no. 3 seeds Vera Dushevina and Mariya Koryttseva in a match tie-break 2-6, 6-3, 10-8."We clicked," said Erakovic after the 4th seeds' Tier III win.
"Sorana plays very well off the baseline, and has a great serve, and I can do a lot of things at the net. I think that combination helped us this week."
Top-seeded Ana Ivanovic routed No. 2-seeded Vera Zvonareva 6-2, 6-1 in the final of the Generali Ladies to win her first title since the French Open."Every final is a new experience and winning a title is always special," Ivanovic said.
"Especially after coming back from an injury and putting in a lot of hard work, it's great to see the results. It's a very good feeling to win another title. I played better and better in every match and really enjoyed my week in Linz."
In the doubles final, second seeds Katarina Srebotnik and Ai Sugiyama upset top seeds Cara Black and Liezel Huber 6-4, 7-5, to capture the Tier II Generali Ladies Linz title.
Federico Luzzi, a former ATP top 100 tennis player, has died of leukemia. He was 28.
