After sharing a tight contest at Roland Garros last year, Rublev and Fucsovics will now meet for the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament trophy on Sunday.

The young American spent much of the 2019 season rehabbing an injury, but he was not sure if he was ever going to return to the tour.

A flurry of highly seeded players started Monday with opening round wins, while Victoria Azarenka was beaten by world No. 61 Jessica Pegula.

The Croat will aim to physically outlast Kyrgios in the Aussie's first tournament in nearly a year.

Four players managed to experience the breakthrough in 2020.

Coric and Tsitsipas gave us that old late-night US Open feeling, all by themselves, and helped us forget it was 2020 for a few hours.

The Serbian saved four set points in the first set, which he won 13-11 in a tiebreak.

The Russian beat Borna Coric to win the equal-biggest title of his career in St. Petersburg. Meanwhile, Alexander Zverev won his first title of the year in Cologne, Laslo Djere came through in Sardinia and Coco Gauff qualified in Ostrava.