Aryna Sabalenka goes for three Wuhan wins in a row; Coco Gauff tries to make it the Autumn of Coco; and Zheng Qinwen will have a homecoming.

Breaking down the draw for the Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open, the second leg of back-to-back WTA 1000 events in China.

The 21-year-old scored his 50th win of 2024 with a straight-set victory over Wu Yibing in Shanghai on Sunday.

“Sometimes you just wake up and you’re like, ‘Today is my day,'" the American said after a surprise WTA 1000 title run.

Her ONLY career loss in a final came to Iga Swiatek at Roland Garros two years ago. She's won six in a row since.

On a rainy Sunday at the ATP Masters 1000 event, three of the four top seeds to play were all tested, but came through.

The 6-1, 6-3 victory earned Gauff a second career WTA 1000 title, and she's beaten Muchova in both of those finals.

The world No. 3 arrives in Wuhan a much-improved player, both compared to her last appearance in 2019 and even six months ago, when a WTA Finals berth appeared entirely off the table after a slow start to 2024.

The Austrian was in for a surprise when the Big Three helped celebrate his Lifetime Achievement Award at the Lotterien Sporthilfe Gala 2024.

Catching up with the 25-year-old from La Plata as he opens up about his rise up the rankings and feeling "at home anywhere."

The world No. 1 becomes the first tennis player, male OR female, to win 60 tour-level matches this year.