Before each day's play at the BNP Paribas Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

Mirra Andreeva scores Elena Rybakina win in rainy Indian Wells

It was a small disappointment on a victorious Tuesday that saw the Dane halt Tsitsipas at the BNP Paribas Open.

His vaulting serve, easy smile, and addiction to Pepsi made him a fan favorite.

Against talented Karolina Muchova, the Pole won more break points (5) than struck unforced errors (4).

It features Joao Fonseca and eight other Top 75 players, and shows how much the ATP Challenger Tour can add to the viewing lives of fans.

The two-time reigning champ was also reunited with viral beekeeper Lance Davis.

The International Tennis Hall of Fame's year-long initiative made its third stop, at Indian Wells.

The 21-year-old's new tattoo reveals the release date of his upcoming Netflix docuseries.

Confidence and form definitely favor one player.

A Hall of Famer with an unmatched place in tennis history, Gigi Fernandez still is not done advocating for tennis. She explained why on Second Serve.

The new mom has hardly missed a beat in her own comeback since giving birth last April.

The Ukrainian has powered into the fourth round in Indian Wells for the second time in her career.

The Aussie's returning ability should be a thorn Hurkacz's side.