Swiatek and Sabalenka lead a strong field in Doha; American men head for Delray after Dallas disappointment; and the Golden Swing kicks off with the Joao Fonseca Factor.

With a 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 triumph over Alex de Minaur, Alcaraz is the first Spanish champion in the tournament’s 52-year history.

The left-hander picked up his second Top 10 win over an American this week by ousting reigning champ Tommy Paul.

It was only her fourth tour-level event back as a mom, too.

After promising she'd buy her friend whatever she wanted as an apology for beating her in the semifinals in Melbourne, Sabalenka paid up with a glittery bracelet.

"In South America, on clay, it is already much more difficult for us to attract players," says Chile Open boss Catalina Fillol. 

 He was unable to continue against Arthur Bouquier in the final in Lille, with Bouquier leading 6-3, 3-5 at the time.