The tour's top eight singles players and doubles teams have spent the week taking in all Mexico has to offer.

The flashy doubles specialist plans to remain with Krawczyk next season, but not before one last ride at the WTA Finals and a well-deserved vacation in Bali.

After an odd delay of several minutes caused by a questioned line call on the third point, defending doubles champions Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova claimed the opening win.

Two-time Roland Garros champs Andres Mies and Kevin Krawietz also reunited to win their first title in over a year in Barcelona.

Veterans, newcomers, veteran newcomers; the prestigious year-end event has it all and it's full of possibilities because of it.

The duo recently claimed their first major title together at Wimbledon.

In addition at the Western & Southern Open, Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos made a strong case ahead of the US Open with their title run on the 1000-level stage.

The summer swing heats up for both tours. Doubles Take is here with a look at the latest results.

While the men’s side has a heavy favorite, the women’s draw is a slightly more open affair.