Is it The Beatles? Jon Bon Jovi? Or someone else?

Before each day’s play at Hard Rock Stadium, we’ll preview three must-see matches.

According to the tournament referee, the No. 2 seed was defaulted for "verbal abuse"—an accusation the player has emphatically denied. So why not rewind the tape?

The top seed is two wins away from defending an ATP title for the first time in his career, winning a fourth straight match against the eighth-seeded Spaniard.

The second seed joined top seed Hurkacz, third seed Khachanov and fourth seed Humbert in the Open 13 semifinals.

The world No. 23 popped the question outside of Rome's famous Trevi Fountain.

No. 1-ranked Iga Swiatek led Poland into the quarterfinals by winning singles and mixed doubles alongside Hubert Hukacz vs. Spain.

Davidovich Fokina made the most of his first trip to Beijing, while Medvedev has been too busy on court to see the sights.

Buoyed by Ben Shelton's winning debut and a spicy win for Felix Auger-Aliassime, Team World won four matches with the loss of just one set on Friday in Vancouver.

Holger Rune is out, leaving an interesting mix: three top tenners who’ve all previously played the event, and three rookies, each with a distinct skill set.