Will a recent training session with Andre Agassi help the No. 5 seed get his first win over the big-serving Frenchman?

One very good boy couldn't resist the call of loose tennis balls at an ITF W35 event in Pergamino.

On the Spaniard’s valiant attempt to control his emotions in defeat, and the Aussie’s empathy in victory.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina makes his Top 20 debut, and Venus Williams returns to the WTA rankings.

With his 10th consecutive win, the Slovak is closing in on the Top 100.

Thoughts on this question and many others, as Tennis Channel analysts Paul Annacone, Mark Knowles and Nicolas Pereira join our writers in a National Bank Open preview.

The American's ability to make matches physical could be an issue for Moutet, who just made a deep run in D.C.

Both youngsters have had breakout seasons, making this a compelling clash in Canada.

The Canadian qualifier will have nothing to lose against the former No. 1.

Can the former US Open champion make this revival stick?

For the second time this season, Davidovich Fokina lost a final from match point(s) up.

The Canadian saved the only break point she faced en route to taking her first WTA 500 title.

A closer look at the equipment of the Wimbledon quarterfinalist and latest member of the Top 20.

The former No. 1 had been working with the former coach of Serena Williams since last fall.

The two players that have dominated men's tennis are resting up for Cincinnati, meaning all kinds of opportunities for the rest of the ATP.

Up north, the likes of Monfils, Mboko, Eala and Andreescu feature on opening days in Toronto and Montreal.

The Spaniard seeks a long-awaited maiden ATP title Sunday in Washington, D.C. against Alex de Minaur.

The 26-year-old Russian is yet to drop a set this week at the Mubadala Citi DC Open.

The Pole comes in off the high of winning Wimbledon, but there are several players that will like their chances at the National Bank Open.

The left-hander was down a set and 5-3 before battling back to reach the WTA 500 final.

Siblings Olivia and James seemingly couldn't be happier about the addition.

Two limited-release frames, a bag and dampeners that celebrate the brand’s two most decorated players and the season’s final Slam.

Third seed Jessica Pegula seeks a Canadian hat-trick, and return to her winning ways.

The Kazakh celebrated his third trophy of the year—and second in as many weeks.

The former Wimbledon champion sparkles in Pandora jewelry as part of a new brand deal.

They've yet to meet since their fairytale US Open final four years ago.

Shelton has now beaten Tiafoe three times in their four career meetings.

She’ll become the 50th player—and 13th American—to rise to the top spot in WTA doubles rankings history.

The world No. 3 was spotted training at the National Bank Open's IGA Stadium.

American contenders Fritz and Shelton are among the Top 4 seeds.

The Brit survived Maria Sakkari Friday in conditions that felt like "you have just opened an oven and it just stayed open and your head is in there."

"I had to come back for the insurance," the five-time Wimbledon champion said after her first match in 16 months. "They informed me this year that I'm on COBRA, so it's like, I got to get my benefits on!"

The 2001 Wimbledon winner stands by his tough-love comments, as Tsitsipas reveals he is building a new team—with dad Apostolos possibly back at the helm—and distancing himself from “dictators.”

The USTA announced the entry lists for the upcoming wheelchair Championships, which will mark the 20th anniversary of wheelchair tennis at the US Open.

Growth is good, but it can come at a cost.

The 45-year-old's decision to return was bold, but it wasn’t rash.

They’re two of five Americans—four men and one woman—trying to reach the semifinals at the combined 500-level event.

Where to eat, shop and play like the 2019 US Open champion when she's back on home soil.

“She was calling me Ronald McDonald,” the home favorite said of his good friend.

The former world No. 1 kicked off an unforgettable return at 45 years old, and will next head to Cincinnati.

The top two seeds at the DC Open are now both out prior to the quarterfinals.

It comes with a day-in-the-life photo shoot that sees Sabalenka at work, at play and at rest.

Raducanu won a battle of former US Open champions to reach the quarterfinals.

The former world No. 1 is making the most of ideal conditions to kick off the US Open swing.

“It went so quick!” joked the world No. 26 of his whirlwind nuptials to Paloma Amatiste.

The former world No. 3 has made D.C. a home base with boyfriend Konstantinos Mitsotakis.

The Croat worked with the former world No. 3 at Halle and Wimbledon.