The former doubles No. 1 and Olympic medalist treated TENNIS.com to one last barnburner chat after playing the final match of a two-decade career at the 2023 US Open.

The recently retired stars, both of whom hung up their racquets after the 2023 US Open, shared their growing families over the weekend.

Strycova is resolute that she will retire after the final major tournament of 2023, but with partner Marketa Vondrousova, the former WTA doubles No. 1 is equally determined to go out on top.

The former WTA doubles No. 1 is feeling the support as she plays her final tournament in Flushing Meadows.

There are so many moms in the draw that two of them will even play each other in the first round on Tuesday.

The veteran, a winner at Wimbledon in doubles last month, was eliminated in the first round by India's Ankita Raina.

Baindl was runner-up on clay in Budapest two weeks ago, and is now through to a hard-court quarterfinal.

Strycova came out of retirement this year after giving birth to a son, and said she expects this to be her last Wimbledon.

Strycova made good on her promise to play one last SW19 after becoming a mother, reuniting with 2019 co-champion Hsieh to win her second major in women’s doubles over Storm Hunter and Elise Mertens.

Elsewhere, Andrey Rublev, Victoria Azarenka and Alycia Parks were among Monday's early winners at the London major.