Just nine singles matches were completed at the joint ATP and WTA China Open on Sunday.

Wimbledon’s dress code may be all white, but these WTA players are still finding ways to express themselves on court.

On a day when Andy Murray said goodbye, four of his successors did battle. One match was a lesson, the other was a civil war.

"I didn’t think, to be honest, that I’d be able to get myself out of it," said the wild card after joining Boulter and Dart in the last eight Wednesday.

“I see myself as a Fox,” the 27-year-old says, referring to her hometown football club. “They’re fighters, they keep on going.”

The WTA's British No. 1 successfully retained her Nottingham crown by completing double duty Sunday.

Plus, previews of Boulter vs. Badosa and Perricard (remember his name) vs. Goffin.

The touring couple revealed the story as they bantered about love and life in Madrid's famous Retiro Park.

From visiting a children's hospital to playing with puppies up for adoption, tennis stars were eager to give back.

The Ukrainian was down and almost out, with former world No. 1 Wozniacki a point away from a straight sets win at the Miami Open.