On the women's side, Leylah Fernandez looks to continue her hot streak as she faces heavy hitter Shelby Rogers.

The couple shared plenty of laughter, love and light-hearted moments Saturday morning at the BNP Paribas Open.

“I think the last time I got up at 5:30 a.m. probably was during the pre-season or to take a flight,” joked the No. 6 seed after taking the court at 9 a.m. Thursday.

The two visited the Skydeck at Willis Tower ahead of their campaigns in the Windy City.

The world No. 4 experienced a far from typical hitting session on Court Philippe-Chatrier and more.

"Proud to be part of the Hublot family," the world No. 4 said.

Players descend on the US Open every year. Sticking around, though, throughout the entire two weeks isn’t in the cards for everyone.

“I expected that one day my game is going to come through, and that I’m going to be on the big stage,” said the 19-year-old Canadian.

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.