The Australian opened up about her “overwhelming” emotions in the latest episode of My Tennis Life—just hours before she competed in the biggest match of her career at the US Open.

The Tunisian isn't exactly the "take it one match at a time and see what happens" type of player—or at least, not when it comes to the Grand Slams.

How one of tennis’ most thoughtful players is handling her sudden stardom.

Also on tap in the fourth round, former semifinalist Matteo Berrettini hopes to hit through Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Sunday.

That was enough for her. Judging by the love the crowd showed her all week, it was enough for us, too.

The Aussie’s US Open victory over Serena Williams guarantees her a piece of the sport’s tapestry, something that fills her with mixed emotions in the aftermath of Williams’ retirement.

Serena has earned global respect as a transcendent athlete, even outside the precincts of tennis. But there’s more—much more.

The 23-time Grand Slam champion served for each of the first two sets, but was ultimately out-dueled by the Aussie in what will likely be the last match of her storied career.

Will the 2012 men's champion pull out a vintage performance to upstage the Italian in Friday's first match on Arthur Ashe Stadium?

How would you describe the 23-time Grand Slam champion? Naomi Osaka, Carlos Alcaraz, and Coco Gauff drop some superlatives you can use.