Kei Nishikori, who recently underwent a small microscopic surgery to remove a minor bone spur, was at the EA booth at the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championship yesterday.
Venus Williams comparing guns with Dwight Howard. I bet Serena can do better than this.“It was really cool being able to play with so many world-class athletes here,” Williams said.
“The hardest was probably basketball. I did better at hockey than I thought I would.”
There's nothing Venus can't do.
“This is a lot tougher than it looks,” Williams said.(Via straight.com, theprovince.com; Images by EA Sports)
“It’s not much fun losing to yourself.”
Recently, Kei Nishikori, the cover athlete for EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis (Japanese edition) visited the EA Sports studio in Orlando."I am really excited to featured in EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis," Kei said.Kei tried his hand on the game.
"I enjoy representing Japan on the court and the fact that I am now included along with both current and past players in the game is really great."
"The Grand Slams are tournaments that every tennis professional wants to win and now through the game everyone will be able to put themselves on the court and experience the excitement and joy of playing as a pro."
The results? 
Look at Kei's reaction here. He won without breaking a sweat!
Save up money from now on if you want to get hold of this game that features an impressive roster of current and legendary men's and women's players.
Developed specifically for the Wii, EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis delivers the deepest and richest tennis experience ever developed for the platform with real life tennis strokes letting anyone quickly pick up a racket and use every shot type and inch of the court.
