The U.S. has 30 players in the ATP and WTA Top 100s, triple what it had in 2010. The next task is translating those big numbers of players into bigger results at the majors.

A trio of intriguing ladies matches headline the the tournament's third-round slate.

Both young Americans won their final sets by 6-1 scores, but their matches had distinctly different feels.

Anisimova won a sparkling 26 of 29 points on her first serve and never faced a break point against the 17-year-old.

Also in action on day two, Frances Tiafoe vs. Benoit Paire, and Amanda Anisimova vs. Kristen Scott.

Plus, what Amanda Anisimova, Emma Raducanu and Kristina Mladenovic were sporting on Instagram.

Flip a few points in her semifinal against Ashleigh Barty and it could have well been Anisimova going on to win the 2019 French Open.

There are no easy roads to Grand Slam titles on the women’s side these days. Who can survive seven rounds at the most grueling of all, in Paris?

The 2019 US Open champion battled for two hours and 44 minutes to outlast the American teenager and set up a fourth-round blockbuster against Garbiñe Muguruza on Monday night.