The Canadians will next take on Italy, who surprised the United States in the other quarterfinal tie of the day.

Both world No. 1s were among a slew of current top players and tennis legends who took to social media to celebrate the 20-time Grand Slam champion.

It was all in a night's work for Rafa, who will now try to beat Richard Gasquet for the 18th straight time.

The WTA world No. 1 and 2017 champion just met two weeks ago; will the outcome be repeated—or reversed— come Thursday?

The polarizing Italian is no stranger to theatrics on the tennis court, and Bedene is the latest to take issue after narrowly losing their three-set thriller at the Hamburg European Open.

The former No. 9 is the first Italian man to reach that milestone in the Open Era, and the 14th active men’s player to do it.

Fognini is known for his abilities on clay, but his opponent has put together a sneaky-good season on the dirt.

The ATP No. 1 came back from a set down for the third consecutive match to defeat Karen Khachanov Saturday at the Serbia Open, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2.

Wait, some of these April Fools jokes actually don't sound too bad...

Can rising American star Mackenzie McDonald score a major upset? Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek plays her first match since clinching world No. 1.