The top seeds from the Western & Southern Open kept the positive vibes from Canada going with an exchange of heartfelt compliments.

The summer hard-court swing reaches its Masters 1000 phase, as the game’s top players—including Medvedev, Swiatek, Serena Williams, and Carlos Alcaraz—head north to Montreal and Toronto.

With rain forcing many players to double up Friday in Washington, D.C., the quarterfinals—led by the Aussie-American clash—finally took shape.

The top seed spoke about the intersection of sport and politics after his first victory of the U.S. summer hard-court swing.

Taste of Tennis was back at the Citi Open, and ATP and WTA players posted up a storm about it on social media.

Elena Rybakina, Ons Jabeur, Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz also make their post-Wimbledon debuts in Washington D.C., San Jose and Los Cabos.

After serving up meatballs on Good Day DC, the world No. 8 was spotted on the Citi Open practice courts tuning up for his North American hard-court debut.

One of the country’s top sports presenters—who also serves as Rublev and Kasatkina’s PR agent—was suspended indefinitely after speaking out against criticism of the players that aired on state television.

Bernarda Pera also stayed hot by maintaining her sensational set streak with another emphatic win Wednesday.

The No. 2 seed is finding his rhythm and having fun at the Nordea Open, winning his first match since Roland Garros on Thursday.