Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka hardly hung up their racquets after the 2022 season ended, and played straight through to Grand Slam victories in Melbourne.

The Norwegian is in his Cover Boy era, having recently posed for GQ Magazine along with his ‘Break Point’ docuseries co-stars.

The former world No. 1 wasn’t pleased by a gameplay still that appeared on social media on Monday.

Most of GQ’s picks were featured in the first season of ‘Break Point,’ with Frances Tiafoe and Holger Rune joining the squad.

The Canadian dodged the so-called "Netflix curse" against Francisco Cerundolo, but his fellow docuseries stars have not been so lucky.

Sacramento-born Brooksby follows Walnut Creek native Katie Volynets, who shocked No. 9 seed Veronika Kudermetova, into the third round in Melbourne.

Brooksby is an underdog that bettors enjoy getting behind, but the American might not have the weapons required to take Ruud down.

The tennis docuseries has become a hot topic at the Australian Open, with only half of the featured players advancing to the second round.

In addition to going for his 10th Australian Open title and 22nd major, Djokovic is also in the hunt for a return to No. 1.

The stars of Episode 5 were both defeated during Rafael Nadal’s monumental Roland Garros run. But what happened after Netflix cameras stopped rolling?