James turned pro in 1999 while he was the #1 collegiate player at Harvard University. He has led the Davis Cup team since joining in 2001, with a record of 20-9. In 2004, James overcame a near-death incident and a case of the shingles, leaving him partially paralyzed with blurred vision. more »

We support early detection research at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, the nation's pre-eminent cancer center. By investing vital seed money at the leading-edge of science, we can speed the most promising work, shortening the time it takes for discoveries at the lab bench to become better treatments for patients. more »

Our events raise awareness about cancer research and treatments as well as funding for medical research and dedicated cancer programs. We are proud to partner with many health care providers as well as other friends and fellow athletes in our mission to cure cancer. more »