In China for the first time in four years, Murray won his first-round match at the Zhuhai Championships, while No. 1 seed Linette rolled in Guangzhou.

The world No. 1 has always said his smile is the key to victory, and on a rainy night in Cincinnati the grin never left his face as he delighted fans with his rain delay antics.

The world No. 1, kid at heart, spent some of the delay doing the wave with the Cincy fans from under his umbrella.

Can he succeed where other returning men’s stars have struggled?

The former No. 4 beat Jordan Thompson at the Atlanta Open, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (5).

The Serbian's victory over Jordan Thompson also marked his 30th consecutive match win at Wimbledon.

A comeback from two sets down gives the moustache-less Aussie an opportunity of a lifetime.

The 41-year-old Spaniard is playing the final tournament of his career this week on home soil.

After losing to Tsitsipas the previous two times they’d played, the third proved the charm for Thompson this afternoon on Stadium 1.

Thompson took advantage of Tsitsipas' apparent shoulder injury and attacked the Greek's backhand to earn his second career win over a Top 10 player.