Agassi out to avert Scud attack, Russians await Williams sisters

LONDON: After six days of glorious weather, marauding giants, invading Russians, Anglo-Saxon language and a healthy dose of Henmania, Wimbledon enters its second week full of intriguing storylines. 

Following the first-round exit of men's top seed and defending champion Lleyton Hewitt to towering Croat Ivo Karlovic, the list of possible heirs to his crown is littered with household names and some who could walk through Wimbledon village without receiving a second glance.