In the final match on Centre Court, Serena Williams will return to the place where her 2021 season ended—but the must-see action will be on tap all day on Tuesday at The Championships.

The Tunisian is now the highest-ranked player from an African country in either ATP or WTA rankings history.

Jannik Sinner may have the trickiest opener of them all, taking on three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka.

Fritz, ranked 14th, won his third ATP title, second in Eastbourne beside 2019, and second this year after Indian Wells in March.

The American is really struggling coming into this tournament, but he is still capable of extending matches with his ability to force tiebreakers.

“I froze. I was like, There’s no way that’s going over,” Eubanks told Tennis Channel Live after the match.

We talk to men’s coach Billy Martin about the leaps Mackenzie McDonald, Marcos Giron and Maxime Cressy have made, and why the college experience has worked for others on tour.

Armed with a classic style, the 24-year-old believes he can challenge the notion it takes a substantial baseline presence to win at the top.

At one point, the world No. 2 declared "this is so boring" after missing a slew of break points in the pair's fourth-round match at the Australian Open Monday.

The Greek player needed four sets to move past Benoit Paire and return to the second week at the Australian Open.