In 1989, Muster addressed fans in Rome by stating, “I want to come back next year without a cast and win this tournament.” A year later, he did just that in winning the Italian Open.

In their only meeting of 2020, the Spaniard and the Belarusian reminded us that we haven’t seen enough of them across the net from each other.

The Serbian now eyes Roger Federer’s record-setting pace of 310 weeks. Meanwhile, Denis Shapovalov rose to No. 10 this week, becoming the fifth Canadian player ever—male or female—to break the Top 10.

With his fifth title run at the Italian Open, Novak Djokovic showed off the underrated tactics that have made him the second-best clay-courter of the last decade. He’ll be one of three favorites again at Roland Garros.

Novak Djokovic brought out the backhand drop shot on match point to close out Diego Schwartzman in the Rome final.