Thanks to Alcaraz and Nadal, Spain has gone 1-2 atop the men’s rankings this week. But it’s not the first time Nadal has achieved a career feat in tandem with a fellow Spaniard.

Despite an empty players box, the devout American scored back-to-back career wins at the WTA 500, first over former No. 1 Karolina Pliskova, then struck 59 winners to shock Maria Sakkari.

Bianca Andreescu and Ashleigh Barty have similarly gotten in on the act with their own respective books and memoirs.

The music-loving Kazakh regularly shares her concert exploits on social media, the latest coming at the James L. Knight Center for the Long Live Montero Tour.

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Félix Auger-Aliassime were also in attendance, bundling up for a fun hit in the shadow of Nur-Sultan’s iconic landmark.

After overcoming her own cancer scare in 2010, Navratilova is dedicated to using her platform to remind women to get regular health screenings during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Azarenka welcomes a former college tennis standout-turned-artist and mental health advocate to discuss how mental health continues to be overlooked in societal discourse.

“I’m someone who doesn’t want to stop. I always want to challenge myself,” the Tunisian tells the CEO of Barstool Sports on her podcast.

What you do after you hit the approach shot is just as crucial as the shot itself.

The American is indulging artistic pursuits in the wake of his absence from tennis due to a hip injury that forced him out of the US Open, taking in Rick Owens’ fashion show in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower.