After Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe were denied a point due to similar "ridiculous" malfunctions of the Hawkeye system, players took to social media to voice their disbelief.

He’s just the third man born in the 2000s to reach that milestone, after Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

The former world No. 3 made physical and personnel adjustments after an injury-addled start to 2024 and looks to round into form in time for the US Open.

Fresh off a silver medal in Paris, the teenager made a thunderous debut at the Lindner Family Tennis Center and wants to experience all the city has to offer—starting with Kings Island.

Tiafoe is producing his best tennis of the season and he now faces a competitor who's played just two matches since May.

The former world No. 3 has drawn support from temporary coach Dimitris Chatzinikolaou and girlfriend Paula Badosa as he battled through his opening round at the Lindner Family Tennis Center.

The pair will meet in the second round at the Cincinnati Open, the Spaniard's first appearance since claiming the silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

She only just turned 17 a few months ago.

"We'll get that done on behalf of women, and it's a privilege in many ways to be a part of this effort to continue to advance and elevate women," she said this week on Tennis Channel.

The former world No. 2 is healthy and motivated after dealing with a career-threatening back injury for much of the last year.

The fan favorite American is in the midst of a busy North American stretch, taking just one day off in the last three weeks to put herself in position for a long-awaited Top 50 debut.