Bianca Andreescu and Ashleigh Barty have similarly gotten in on the act with their own respective books and memoirs.

The three-time Grand Slam champion posted a single photo from her private ceremony, which was attended by the likes of Pat Rafter, Casey Dellacqua, Alicia Molik and coach Jim Joyce.

The three-time Grand Slam singles champion, who is in Scotland this week for the British Open, also asserts golf is no more than a hobby.

The 2021 Wimbledon champion will reportedly take on a lead mentoring role at an elite academy for Australia's top homegrown talents.

The Aussie has one of the lowest handicaps out of all the participants, fueling speculation back home about a possible golf career.

Heading into the European clay-court swing, the future of tennis looks a little different than it did before Indian Wells and Miami.

While Barty said the tour has left her “spent,” Osaka, who is talking to a therapist for the first time, seems to be fortifying herself for its stresses.

The Aussie’s decision to walk away from tennis at the peak of her powers is the de facto repudiation of a culture that, for all its putative glamor and riches, she never found captivating.

With the Australian confirming her request to be removed from the WTA rankings, results at the Miami Open will determine whether the 20-year-old Pole becomes the next player to occupy the top spot.

Let’s hope Barty's legacy—a classic and complete game, a healthy attitude toward work and life, a love of cross-border camaraderie—lives on in the sport.