Grand Slam Tennis: Done and dusted with the clay, it's time to move on to the grass!

Can the Berd fly in London?

Tomas Berdych is the no. 2 seed in London this week. The Czech, who made his debut on Twitter earlier this week, has a big game that adapts naturally to grass. Berdych has made the finals at Wimbledon once before and also won the Halle title a few years ago. Berdych has had a consistent season this year and will be hoping to put his first round loss in Paris behind him. The Czech has an easy draw to the quarter-finals where he could meet the fifth seed Marin Cilic.

The Croatian, who won at Queens last year, is on the verge of breaking back into the top 10 for the first time in three years but will need to deal with Feliciano Lopez, a Spaniard whose game is actually suited to grass, in the second round and Frenchman Julien Benneteau, another dangerous player on grass.