Plus, previews of Fritz vs. Shapovalov and Krejcikova vs. Keys.

The former US Open champion remains undefeated at the Hard Rock Stadium in completed matches after edging through a signature thriller against rival Maria Sakkari.

Andreescu looks like she's beginning to round into shape, so this meeting with Sakkari should turn into a nice, lengthy battle.

Inspired by memories of her 2019 title run, Andreescu revealed that even in defeat she owns an eclectic array of shots and tactics that can trouble any player.

Before each day's play at the BNP Paribas Open, we'll preview three must-see matches.

The Canadian is back in #TennisParadise for just the second time since winning it all in 2019.

Music references are somewhat of a theme in this week's best social media content.

Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine has reached her first final in four years after the top-seeded Bianca Andreescu retired with a shoulder injury during their semifinal match at the Thailand Open.

The Ukrainian had kind words for the 2019 US Open champion after the Canadian was forced to retire from their semifinal match in Hua Hin.

The 22-year-old defeated No. 25 seed Marie Bouzkova in the Australian Open first round, nearly one year after she took time away from the sport to re-evaluate her priorities at a spiritual retreat.