Ahead of the March 29 launch, the Canadian took the court in Miami wearing pieces from Lululemon’s new tennis collection—along with shoes co-created by Roger Federer.

She’s the first woman to win Indian Wells and then reach at least the quarterfinals at the next edition of the event since Simona Halep in 2015-2016.

The Canadian teenager has also won 15 of her last 17 matches on North American soil.

While Fernandez's forehand is a powerful weapon, she's going to have a hard time overpowering Rogers in the desert.

The new world No. 1 takes on an inspired favorite for a chance to reach only his second BNP Paribas Open fourth round, while US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez aims to extend her resurgence against an on-fire American.

Afterwards, the 2018 BNP Paribas Open champion spoke to the crowd with tears streaming down her face. “To be honest, I’ve gotten heckled before, like it didn’t really bother me, but heckled here,” she said.

Normally, we’d say that this surface should favor, or at least not disfavor, Sebastian Korda come Saturday. Except that Rafael Nadal is 15-0 on hard courts so far in 2022.

The Canadian teenager rallied from 4-1 down in the third set and served to stay in the match twice, at 4-5 and 5-6.

The Canadian teenager has now won 16 of her last 19 matches in Mexico, and 18 of her last 23 in North America.

After winning her first WTA title last year in Monterrey, the Canadian is back in the quarterfinals and looking to keep the momentum going.