A few more days, and it will be grand slam tennis once again at the Australian Open. Who are the favorites to capture the Men’s singles title this 2010 edition? We still have Nadal, Federer, Djokovic and Del Potro. Davydenko and Murray can also rattle opponents on every corner. Tell me, who do you think will win this time? Will it still be another Nadal-Federer classic rivalry?

Rafael Nadal – Ah, the defending Champion and current world no. 2! It was tough for him the last time winning in 5 sets against the three-time winner Roger Federer. Is he back to his winning self this 2010? He recently lost to Nikolay Daydenko at the finals of the Qatar Open. But we know how awesome a player he is.

Roger Federer – The world no. 1 is still my bet to win the Australian Open. Tears flowed from his eyes when he lost to Nadal last year. Tennis courts other than clay are supposed to be his. But not anymore! He lost to Juan Martin del Potro at the US Open finals despite being the favorite. But he won the French earlier, making him one of the players to have won titles on all grand slam events.

Novak Djokovic - The Joker is still at no.3. He was the 2008 Australian Open Champion and came off with some awesome tennis too. But for 2010, he needs more than luck to make past the top 2.

Juan Martin del Potro – The young Argentine, who won is also the current US Open Champion, is a revelation in 2009. I did not expect him to win against Federer. But he held his ground and shocked the world no. 1. Can he do the same at Melbourne Park?

Andy Murray – The Scot dropped to no. 5 but he is not to be counted out in the race. We know he is capable of beating any of the top 4.

The Australian Open Tennis 2010 is at Melbourne Park from January 18 – 31, 2010. Watch out for your favorite Men’s tennis player.

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