With help from former coach Pam Shriver, the former Wimbledon semifinalist extended her stay in North America in a bid to reverse a slide out of the Top 100.

“You’ve got to have amnesia,” said Frances Tiafoe, Paul’s practice partner. “Any week can kind of turn the page to then do something great.”

And with a giant Vietnamese-American community cheering him on in Houston, the 20-year-old will have plenty of support.

The former No. 8 is back in form after missing the back half of 2025, and doing it his way thanks to a collaboration with New Balance.

The 22-year-old picked up his biggest title to date at the recent Phoenix Challenger.

Elsewhere, Jamaica's Blaise Bicknell continues his climb back up the rankings after qualifying.

The comedian tipped Novak Djokovic as his GOAT during the pair's outing.

“There’s a way forward, everyone working together, keeping politics out of it,” says the USTA’s new CEO.

The former world No. 2 is back after an 18-month break and proving formidable in both singles and doubles after a solid Middle East Swing.

After years of persistence, uncanny self-belief and support from the Black community on tour, the 33-year-old has arrived.

The former world No. 15 is competing on the ATP Challenger Tour for the first time in nearly five years this week in San Diego.

Sabalenka is at the peak of her powers at the 2026 Australian Open, expanding her portfolio and extending her reign atop the women’s game.

The No. 14 seed booked an intriguing third-round match vs. rising Canadian star Victoria Mboko in Melbourne.

Svitolina ended her 2025 season after an emotionally devastating Billie Jean King Cup performance; with help from husband Gaël Monfils, the recharge helped her make an unbeaten start to 2026.

The former world No. 1 missed nearly all of the 2025 season after undergoing two surgeries on her left ankle.