I can never beat Hewitt or Ferraro. I usually win against the others pro's. Any tips for beating their styles of play?

If i can remember...Hewytt is a baseliner player so yo have at first to try playin like him, if you have enough POWER and a good FLAT or TOPSPIN (I recommend flat) you can hit the ball (nice shot please..) at one side so hi has to run and hit the ball....keep doing this and at one moment u will hit the ball so far of his reach tha hi will perform a runnin shot (what u do pressin L1 + shot)Now his shot will be straight at the side he is so u have 2 choices: going to the net and volley the ball or simply wait until the ball arrives and hit at the opposite direction. Now u have it. the same goes to ferrero, but he's a little harder to beat.
Other way to beat him is having a good slice or drop shot so u can hit the ball near to the net to make him run at it. then when he makes a volley or something u have to hit the ball at the side closer where u are. he will rarely hit the ball at the same side (ex: u're at the right side, u hit the ball at the right...then he will , most of times, hit it at the oposite deirection where u are, in this case, left)so if you trust me, u must run at the other side of the pitch and hit it straight....Ok sometimes it wont work but Im sure u will win lots of points that way.
HEY DONT FORGET 'BOUT POWER SERVES, THAT HELPS YOU TO KEEP YOUR SERVE!

Hi i'm in my 4th season on pro tour, finally getting the hang of it, won the US Open (against Gasquet, first time I played him, wasn't hard at all) and am 28th in the world at the moment. Skill status is 33 and I am a hard ground stroke hitter. Have lots of Stamina and power.

But now about the best player on the game. I played Haas 6 times, only lost the first time. Played against Roddick once and I beat him unexpectedley. Played against Safin once in the Wimbledon semi-final and lost 3-5. Still waiting for a re-match. Played again James Blake at Wimbledon too, and he wasn't that good. First time I played Hewitt I lost 4-0, next time after that I won 4-1. Did play against Ferrero once, got behind 3-0 but did win with 5-3.
Didn't play against Henman yet.

The best player I had as an opponent was Safin, because he hits very hard. But I'm still waiting for a re-match against him, hopefully at Wimbledon where he kept me out of the final.

Don't play with the women much, but I find Henin the toughest opponent.

I just try not to get in a rally, do some dropshots so that the players come running to the net and then pass them with a nice shot. And I hit a lot of aces.

James Blake's my brick wall.

As we know, holding serve is the key to winning things but, ever since I changed raquets, he's broke my serve several times and thusly, walked all over me.

Tim Henman's probably the funnest to play against. It just ends up as a net battle most of the time.

Roddick's just a serve. Anticipate that and you'll slaughter him.

Gasquet's hit and miss. He beat me in a recent final but I wasn't 100%

Same goes for Tommy Haas.

Safin's a good returner and he's provided some tough opposition. I think Leyton Hewitt's the only pro I've yet to play on the tour.

Llyton hewitt always kills me on australian open
Tim henman mostly beats me on wimbedons
and ferraro on clay.
best player has got to be Hewitt

but he's too friggin fast
every shot i do he always seems to reach them.

Whos Svet moon21. Best woman is serena willaims as she has power shots. best man would be blake as he is fast and strong shots

I would have to say the best player is either James Blake or Marat Safin. Blake has incredible topspin and can beat you easily unless you have good speed and good stamina. Having said that, I beat them in most tournaments. The easiest way is to just up your topspin to either SS or SSS, that way your shots go all the way to the line, and most of the time the pros can't get to 'em. Your power should be S or SS, and make sure your dash is at least S and your meet SS. Don't worry about the other skill shots as they aren't really important in my opinion. I'm in my second year and I'm going for all four grand slams. Have already won the Australian and French, and I'm currently in the quarters of Wimbledon.

Henin is easy - beat her 5-2 in a practice match.

Just hit to her forehand with [] and keep her running.

She definitely lives up to her name of 'powerful backhand'.