Brandon Nakashima, Hugo Gaston and more were asked to craft illustrations for other players to guess in Italy.

On his win over Lorenzo Musetti today, and his chances of making the second week at a Slam for the first time.

Anything can happen, of course, but this feels like a mismatch in favor of the hard court-loving American.

Tennis Canada and the ATP Tour announced Saturday that the Italian will not be allowed to compete at the National Bank Open.

The Italian teenager broke through in Rome last fall, and has only gotten better this spring with a fourth-round finish at Roland Garros.

From 0-2 comebacks to toppling the King of Clay on his favorite court for the second time, the Serb just kept writing his name deeper into the history books at Roland Garros this year.

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova also slid back into the Top 20 after reaching her first Grand Slam final.

Projected to face off in the semifinals, Djokovic rallied from two sets down while Nadal turned around a tricky opening set to advance.

“There’s camaraderie among everyone,” one coach says of Italy’s high-performance team. “No jealousy or backbiting. Everyone wears the same clothes, and we feel like we’re part of the same team.”

The 19-year-old is through to the last 16 on his Grand Slam debut at Roland Garros.