From Rafael Nadal's staple Richard Mille to Donna Vekic's 'élégante' wrist watch, there was no expense spared when it comes to these accessories.

With Roger Federer retired and Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic both having injury concerns, the Australian Open has offered a look at life after the Big 3.

Tiafoe, McDonald, Korda, Brooksby, Paul, Shelton, Wolf and Mmoh have represented their country admirably—and in a variety of successful ways.

Sacramento-born Brooksby follows Walnut Creek native Katie Volynets, who shocked No. 9 seed Veronika Kudermetova, into the third round in Melbourne.

Brooksby is an underdog that bettors enjoy getting behind, but the American might not have the weapons required to take Ruud down.

The No. 2 seed fended off American Marcos Giron, 6-1, 6-7 (5), 6-2, ín the quarterfinals of the ASB Classic

Jenson Brooksby made his case after a contentious finish to their ASB Classic encounter, but should others follow his lead when they next earn a lucky break?

The USTA announced the change as part of a news release that began by listing the members of the American roster that included doubles specialist Rajeev Ram alongside Tommy Paul and Jenson Brooksby.

The young American wrapped up his first full season on the ATP tour with a lightening round about his favorite emcee, his earliest tennis memory, and emoji duels in the family group chat.

The young American with an unorthodox style and California swagger is eager to employ lessons learned from an up-and-down year as he celebrates his 22nd birthday.