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The sportswear brand will ship archival outfits and artifacts from its Fondazione FILA Museum in Biella, Italy to Southern California for the occasion.

Also, Taylor Fritz becomes the first American man in the Top 5 since 2009, and Barbora Krejcikova makes a huge leap.

If they can keep their current levels up, a Sunshine Double breakthrough, or two, could be coming soon.

She's also the first woman in WTA rankings history to beat the Top 3 players at the same event in three consecutive days.

The only one missing in her set was No. 3, and she got it against Jessica Pegula in the semifinals of Dubai.

The Czech was down 0-6, 1-3, but navigated her way past the Australian Open champion in three sets Thursday to clinch their quarterfinal.