While she didn't practice with the former world No. 1, the Pole greeted the three-time major champion Saturday afternoon on Practice Court 14.

The ranking points from eight ATP events and four WTA events, as well as 2020 Roland Garros points for the women if they’re still on there, will all be dropping off.

With Stefanos Tsitsipas at No. 3 and Sakkari at No. 10, Greece is one of only two countries with Top 10 players on both the ATP and WTA rankings right now, along with Spain.

The Greek has rebounded from her disappointing US Open semifinal with a strong performance in the Czech Republic this week.

US Open champion Emma Raducanu also reaches a new career-high, rising one spot to No. 22.

On her fourth-round win over Iga Swiatek, and their tightrope-walk tiebreaker.

“The crowd has been nuts here this week”: what it has felt like around the grounds after seven days at Flushing Meadows.

In her backyard this week, the Cincinnati, Ohio native launches her Western & Southern Open singles bid Tuesday against Dayana Yastremska.

Meanwhile, Barbora Krejcikova made her Top 10 debut and Jannik Sinner cracked the Top 15.

“We are also human. Competing at the highest level every week is not easy," the world No. 8 said following her Olympics exit.