A handful of Americans made some noise last week across the globe.

Also, Paula Badosa makes her Top 10 debut on the WTA rankings and Emma Raducanu breaks into the Top 20.

"I have trust and faith in myself, in my game, and I feel the more time I spend on the court, the better I'm going to play," the world No. 1 said after advancing, 6-4, 6-3, on Friday.

While the Serb enjoyed some much-needed time off, the American has racked up a 12-3 record, and is playing some of the best tennis of his life.

“I’m not playing scared. I’m going after the ball,” says Fritz. What are his chances against Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals?

You won't want to miss this matchup between two of the hottest players on tour.

The American has also won his last four against Top 20 players, and his last five against Top 30 players.

A handful of Americans caught flame at their respective events last week.

Both Americans come into the Paris Masters with momentum and, still, promising futures.

The 24-year-old American, coming off a runner-up showing in St. Petersburg, says returning to the mindset he held as a teenager has contributed to his recent successes.