Elina Svitolina, Agnieszka Radwanska, Sergiy Stakhovsky, Martyn Pawelski and Andriy Shevchenko all joined the Pole in Krakow over the weekend.

In Krakow Saturday, the former WTA Finals champion was on hand for an Iga Swiatek-led exhibition supporting Ukrainian children affected by war.

The world No. 1 has been an outspoken advocate on behalf of the Ukrainian people, dedicating her Roland Garros victory to them earlier this month.

The two tennis stars broke the exciting news to the tennis world in tandem on Sunday morning.

The last player to win more consecutive matches was Serena Williams, who had a streak of 27 in a row over 2014 and 2015.

Svitolina, who sees a psychologist, was one of several speakers Wednesday at the Global Sports Week conference in Paris.

“As a player based in Kyiv, I have nowhere to go,” wrote Lesia Tsurenko, on the same day that Ukrainian No. 1 Elina Svitolina announced a break from tennis.

The U.S. squad, anchored by Danielle Collins, will welcome an Elina Svitolina-led Ukrainian team to Asheville, N.C. on April 15-16.

The 2021 US Open women's champion could have drawn a less in-form opponent. Can the 19-year-old get back into the win column Friday at the BNP Paribas Open?

"I'm really thankful to all the people who stand for Ukraine and for people living in Ukraine going through hell," she told Tennis Channel.