Nobody gives a damn about these events played during Roland Garros. Of course all had many withdrawals and they are a chance for some fourth league players to grab the points. As for the website updates, they might be not regular (or even none) as I will try to pass all my exams in the pre-dates (very early this year) and anyway I've just received very bad news about the uni situation, so I might be off for longer.

Lukas Lacko is 21-year-old. Two years ago he was a sensation when he won several futures and made great scores in the challengers. He was ranked on 133rd place in the ATP ranking. Last year was full of failures and first round losses. In 2009 Lacko climbs back.

Alves still has a bit of a baby face that makes him not look 27-year-old at all. As a matter of fact, his style of play still reminds a lot of journeyman juniors who like to hit hard in the ball but has a bit of limited technic skills. It's all about the fighting for him.

You don't hear these names too often. They usually appear when a Central Asian or a small Russian event is on. Apart from Danai Udomchoke, people like Kudryavtsev, Kirillov, Sitak look for their chances.

Lately we've been getting a lot of e-mails and messages that mostly refer to the same issues. Probably it's the time our site gets a true FAQ article that can be updated and made a sticky every now and then.

Benjamin Becker in Cremona and Danai Udomchoke in Fergana are supposed to be the stars of the week. But will they?