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The Bulgarian turned 34 Friday, a day after the two went public at the Red Sea Film Foundation's Women in Cinema Gala.

The Spaniard has owned their rivalry recently, but this version of the world No. 1 could prove to be too good.

“I think that’s a beautiful question for sports fans to ponder: Whose high end is really better?” Agassi said during a visit to Tennis Channel Live.

...where he'll meet Carlos Alcaraz.

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A breakthrough program at the College Park, Maryland training center has brought in more than 6,400 new players over the past five years.

After missing Madrid with injury, Alcaraz is through to his third final in three clay-court events this spring after beating Lorenzo Musetti.

Paolini beat Gauff in straight sets in Stuttgart last month. Will she be able to repeat that performance in front of her home fans?

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The former No. 1 and eight-time major champ reveals what surprised him the most about the Italian’s return to action after three months away.

Musetti took a set off Alcaraz in the Monte-Carlo final last month, and he should be able to do the same in his home country.

She’s the first American to reach the Internazionali BNL d’Italia final since Serena Williams and Madison Keys in 2016.

... but will the tennis great make a surprise appearance at Saturday's final?

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“I missed a couple payments and they took my truck from my house this week,” the American revealed. “I've been grinding to get my truck back.”

The Italian is into the final, while Peyton Stearns had the breakout week she’s been looking for.

The Italian kept his monster winning streak going with a ruthless victory over Casper Ruud in Rome on Thursday.

Under his watch, the tour committed to a $400 million increase in player compensation over the next 10 years, and created a foundation to elevate its social impact in communities around the world.

The 18-year-old Spaniard has taken his talents to the University of Virginia, at the ATP Challenger Tour.

After being dethroned as defending champion, Zverev dubbed the balls used in Rome as 'a joke' as he lamented his struggles in hitting through Musetti.

Italy's Jasmine Paolini and American Peyton Stearns will play in the other women's semifinal.

The No. 8 seed was a teenager when she first watched her opponent dominate tournaments on Chinese soil.

Stearns has quite the clay-court resume early in her career, but she has to be a little worn down after winning three straight matches in third-set tiebreakers.

Gauff and Zheng have played twice, and the American has won both times. Can the Chinese player get her revenge?

The American unveiled the first pieces from the tennis-inspired collab between New Balance and Milan-based designer label Miu Miu.

This is the best surface for Ruud to face Sinner, and it may be the best moment as well.

There will be plenty of feisty athleticism on display, but only one player will have the crowd behind her. The question may be how she handles the support.

The Spaniard will return to No. 2 on the rankings next Monday after reaching the semifinals in the Italian capital.

How the American continued her mastery of the Russian teen sensation in Rome.

"I've always loved expressing myself through what I wear," says the Frenchman, who joins Alexei Popyrin as a face of the fledgling menswear brand.

"It's an honor," the world No. 1 said in Italian, as he and his parents arrived in a reception room of the Vatican's auditorium.

“I don’t know if I’ll mess up the whole video!” the 18-year-old joked on Tennis Channel’s VIP Tennis Lounge with Garbiñe Muguruza.

Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka and, on Tuesday, Elina Svitolina were all 7-6'd their way out of Rome.

Gauff beat up on Andreeva two weeks ago in Madrid, but it's never wise to overreact to one performance.

It’s been almost 15 years since Schiavone became the first Italian woman to win a Grand Slam singles title.

“I need this,” the world No. 1 said of the tough run Francisco Cerundolo gave him in Rome. “Today I felt I raised my level.”

The 18-year-old was rolling, but Coco has been finding her form, making this a toss-up.

Will the world No. 1 start to feel more pressure, now that Iga is no longer the clear front-runner in Paris?

“Just want to take revenge,” says Carlitos, who lost to the Brit at Indian Wells. Will he?

The world No. 35—an avid F1 fan—has won 11 career titles at this level.

The Swiss is three-time Grand Slam champion; the Frenchman will retire after the tournament.

Only Rafa could pull this one off.

“Thank you for all the hard work, fun & support,” Djokovic wrote of their six-month partnership.

The 22-year-old Spaniard just reached the quarterfinals in Rome, which was the only one missing in his collection.

The 21-year-old flexed her off-court talents as she chatted with Tennis Channel's Garbiñe Muguruza.

Plus, predictions of Alexander Zverev vs. Arthur Fils and Elina Svitolina vs. Peyton Stearns.