Elena Rybakina would be in the Top 10, and maybe even Top 5. Tatjana Maria would be No. 29 instead of No. 68.

Taste of Tennis was back at the Citi Open, and ATP and WTA players posted up a storm about it on social media.

Before celebrating her own historic achievement, Jabeur made sure fans at Wimbledon gave 34-year-old Maria the recognition she deserves.

And rather than take her bows by herself after her 6-2, 3-6, 6-1 victory, the No. 3 seed pulled Tatjana Maria out to the middle of the court so they could soak in some of the applause together.

"I'm a proud Tunisian woman standing here today," Jabeur said, after moving into her first major final with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-1 victory over good friend Tatjana Maria at Wimbledon.

The Tunisian is the first Arab woman to reach a major final and the first African woman to do so in the Open Era.

Two entertaining stylistic clashes will unfold on Centre Court, as both semifinals pit a player we thought could make it this far against someone we didn’t expect.

Maria has turned a lot of heads on her way to the semifinals, including her own. But does she have another great performance left in her?

The "barbecue buddies" will face off for their first major semifinal, and the No. 3 seed wants all the support she can get to continue her breakthrough Slam run.

Rankings are a significant part of every professional tennis player's life