With the last Grand Slam of the year right around the corner, here are the names, dates and figures you need to know to get ready for the US Open.

Back on the fabled stage for the first time since winning the 2019 Wimbledon title, the Romanian rolled, 6-1, 6-2, on Monday afternoon. Shortly afterwards, Amanda Anisimova booked a quarterfinal meeting.

The 2019 women's champion needed just 59 minutes to beat Paula Badosa, while the American achieved his best major result with his own dominant straight-set victory.

With the quarterfinals in sight at Wimbledon, who can hold their nerve on Day 8 and capitalize on opportunities for a major breakthrough?

Absolutely nothing has gone according to plan at Wimbledon for the German, who posted a selfie with Rafael Nadal a day before she made the announcement.

Tan cruised, 6-1, 6-1, breaking the local favorite five times on Saturday to extend her best Grand Slam performance.

Over a 48-hour period, the 24-year-old, 115th-ranked Frenchwoman became famous in ways she wanted, and may not have wanted.

The Estonian was playing her first tournament since Roland Garros and spoke about her COVID-19 struggles earlier this month.

Korpatsch claims Tan texted her an hour before the match, saying she hadn’t recovered from a late victory over Serena Williams in singles.

“Today was what I could do,” said the 40-year-old, 23-time Grand Slam singles champion. “At some point you have to be OK with that.”