At 28, Argentina's Cachin is the fifth first-time ATP singles champion this season.

Carlos Alcaraz will reclaim the No. 1 ranking after beating Albert Ramos-Vinolas 6-4, 6-1 in his Italian Open debut

Before each day's play in Rome, we'll preview and predict three must-see matches.

While the focus has been on the ATP 250 event’s court surface woes, one player took to Twitter to call out organizers after finding his belongings were removed from the tournament hotel.

Both advanced in dominant fashion Saturday at the ATP 250 clay-court event, with the Italian defeating Dominic Thiem and the Norwegian routing Albert Ramos-Vinolas.

Alcaraz played four and a half hours, survived a match point, and saved his most incredible gets for last in a five-set war of a win his over countryman Albert Ramos-Viñolas in Paris.

While Norrie is currently ranked inside the Top 10, the Brit is just 1-3 in his career against clay-court specialist Ramos-Vinolas.

The Italian overcame Albert Ramos-Vinolas 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-5, in an extremely gutsy performance late Tuesday night in Cincinnati.

She had reached a number of big semifinals—including one at a major—but she had never been to a WTA final until now.

Tennys Sandgren, who faces Djokovic, has five wins over Top 15 players, and they’ve all come at the majors.