The world No. 2 was set to be the top seed at the BNP Paribas Open before testing positive for COVID-19.

"It was an amazing atmosphere, I expect that they will support her more than me," she said.

How the 19-year-old fended off Aryna Sabalenka’s power to reach the final.

In both matches, youthful exuberance meets Grand Slam experience. So which two players will prevail?

Both players are one win away from reaching their first major final. It's safe to expect some serious nerves.

The No. 2 seed will aim to knock out semifinal debutante Leylah Fernandez and reach her first major final in New York.

Meanwhile, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Carlos Alcaraz promise to put on a show in the youngest major quarterfinal since Nadal defeated Djokovic at the '06 French Open.

The cult-favorite American is in the midst of her best run in Flushing Meadows, flying solo and feeling uninhibited after a strong summer.

The seeds start to collide, and we've got two top-shelf women's third-rounders—plus, a crowd-pleasing men's match.

Could the Grand Slam season end with a showdown between world No. 1 Ash Barty and defending champion Naomi Osaka? It won’t be easy; there are a lot of hoops to jump through.