The German tournament is much more than just a tennis experience for ATP Challenger fans.

The British No. 1 continued her momentum on North American hard courts with a straight sets win over No. 32 seed Peyton Stearns.

The fiancées are using social media to angle for one of the two remaining wild card spots.

The 6-foot-8 right-hander from Montreal is seeded No. 27 at home in the midst of a breakthrough season.

Swiatek easily advanced to the third round, beating Guo Hanyu of China, 6-3, 6-1. Defending champion Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys also won.

Can Navarro pass a stern test from one of the Omnium Banque Nationale's most dangerous floaters?

Medvedev aims to kickstart his US Open swing against Canada's defending champion.

Who will win an intriguing all-American clash up north?

Parsons followed Bouchard through her magical run to the 2014 Wimbledon final—and he recalled the experience in a nearly 1,000-word long Instagram tribute.

Osaka rallied from the brink of defeat to advance in three sets.

The former No. 5 is just the second man born in 1997 or later to reach that milestone, after Alexander Zverev.

The former world No. 2 will compete alongside Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev, and Holger Rune in September.

Pegula and Sakkari will face off for a 12th time up north on Wednesday.

Can Keys avenge a Wimbledon defeat to the crafty German veteran?

The American looks to score his first win in three tries against Mannarino on Wednesday.

The No. 24-ranked player won her fourth career WTA title Sunday in Washington and was hoping for additional rest before returning to the court in Montreal.

Her countrywoman was two points from winning in the decider, before the world No. 2 rallied Tuesday evening.

The former No. 1 has been seen practicing with Iga Swiatek's previous coach, after parting ways with Patrick Mouratoglou on Sunday.

The world No. 1 is living it up during her summer vacation.

Plus: How you should value Denis Shapovalov at the National Bank Open.

The German hopes to eventually formalize a coaching partnership with Rafa's uncle, Toni Nadal, after a successful training bloc earlier this month.

The 2019 US Open champion has missed large swaths of the last six years due to injuries.

The Dane edged through a close first set to advance at the National Bank Open.

At just 22, he’s the second-youngest player to hit that number in ATP rankings history, after Rafael Nadal.

The 14 announced teams include Badosa-Draper, Andreeva-Medvedev, Townsend-Shelton and defending champs Errani-Vavassori.

The Argentinian has made his mark on tennis - and not just by winning Challenger Tour trophies.

After a rough start to 2025, the Canadian turned things around in Washington, D.C.—with help from Shake Shack and good vibes.

The Wimbledon finalist announced this month that she would retire after a final appearance in her hometown tournament.

Who emerges victorious in this battle of Floridians?

The home favorite comes in with a win over Krejcikova, but she also rolled her ankle at the end.

Will a recent training session with Andre Agassi help the No. 5 seed get his first win over the big-serving Frenchman?

One very good boy couldn't resist the call of loose tennis balls at an ITF W35 event in Pergamino.

On the Spaniard’s valiant attempt to control his emotions in defeat, and the Aussie’s empathy in victory.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina makes his Top 20 debut, and Venus Williams returns to the WTA rankings.

With his 10th consecutive win, the Slovak is closing in on the Top 100.

Thoughts on this question and many others, as Tennis Channel analysts Paul Annacone, Mark Knowles and Nicolas Pereira join our writers in a National Bank Open preview.

The American's ability to make matches physical could be an issue for Moutet, who just made a deep run in D.C.

Both youngsters have had breakout seasons, making this a compelling clash in Canada.

The Canadian qualifier will have nothing to lose against the former No. 1.

Can the former US Open champion make this revival stick?

For the second time this season, Davidovich Fokina lost a final from match point(s) up.

The Canadian saved the only break point she faced en route to taking her first WTA 500 title.

A closer look at the equipment of the Wimbledon quarterfinalist and latest member of the Top 20.

The former No. 1 had been working with the former coach of Serena Williams since last fall.

The two players that have dominated men's tennis are resting up for Cincinnati, meaning all kinds of opportunities for the rest of the ATP.

Up north, the likes of Monfils, Mboko, Eala and Andreescu feature on opening days in Toronto and Montreal.