She’s the first Italian woman to spend 100 straight (or even 100 career) weeks in the Top 10.

Meanwhile, Rafael Jodar and Alexander Blockx break into the Top 40, while Marta Kostyuk cracks the Top 15.

For Sinner, an icy resolve has always been crucial. For Kostyuk, it took years of work to leave the “emotional bombing” behind.

The 24-year-old Italian is now one Rome title away from completing the career set of all nine Masters 1000 titles.

The Russian teenager was once again overcome by tears at the end of a tough defeat, this time in Madrid.

Since the summer of 2024, they have played eight times, and Sinner has won them all. He went on to win the tournament each time.

After Alcaraz, Sabalenka and Sinner were told they couldn't wear WHOOPs at the Australian Open, New York's Grand Slam is going all-in on Oura.

The Ukrainian completed a 6-3, 7-5 upset of the No. 9 seed to extend her clay-court winning streak this spring to 12 straight matches.