Coco and Barbora Krejcikova each bring nine-match winning streaks to the first French Open quarterfinal on tap Wednesday. Later, Iga and Rafa continue their title defenses, before the world No. 1 returns for his second night-session contest.

Thanks to Roger Federer, a very well-rested Berrettini will look to upset the world No. 1.

“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 20-time Grand Slam champion had completed a four-set victory over Dominik Koepfer at 12:43 A.M. in Paris the previous night.

Djokovic and Zverev floated the idea of an NBA-style bubble, with multiple events held in one location. "If we stop the tour," Nadal said, it would be difficult to restart and "a lot of jobs gonna suffer a lot. I mean, not only players."

The coffee capital and Australian Open home manages to please the most discerning palates.

We all remember what happened the last time Nadal and Fognini met at a major: A flame-throwing Italian came back from two sets down to beat the Spaniard in a post-midnight classic at the US Open.

Both Jessica Pegula and Jennifer Brady powered their way into the round of 16 in straight sets, while Pliskova lost a 5-0 second-set lead before being ousted by Karolina Muchova. Later, Rafael Nadal and Fabio Fognini closed out play with routine wins.

The waves for Ashleigh Barty could get rougher as the pressure of winning her home Slam rises.

Khachanov will hope to defeat Berrettini for the first time in his career on Friday.