Back on the fabled stage for the first time since winning the 2019 Wimbledon title, the Romanian rolled, 6-1, 6-2, on Monday afternoon. Shortly afterwards, Amanda Anisimova booked a quarterfinal meeting.

The 2019 women's champion needed just 59 minutes to beat Paula Badosa, while the American achieved his best major result with his own dominant straight-set victory.

With the quarterfinals in sight at Wimbledon, who can hold their nerve on Day 8 and capitalize on opportunities for a major breakthrough?

As Kyrgios bids to extend his perfect record against Tsitsipas, former champions Kvitova and Nadal target grass-court excellence on Saturday at The Championships.

In what could be the strangest Championships of recent memory, a check of player horoscopes may not only provide much-needed insight but also tip big things for past stars.

Fans in Chatrier will have a chance to show their appreciation Tuesday for the 2008 Australian Open runner-up, when he plays what could be the final match of his career.

Back in Paris after a breakthrough run to the quarterfinals, the No. 3 seed is refreshed from a grueling clay swing and ready to become all that the tennis world expects her to be.

The two-time Mutua Madrid Open champion blitzed Badosa in their first meeting, continuing to play near-perfect tennis since hiring coach Patrick Mouratoglou.

The newly-minted world No. 2 predicted an intense battle against Halep, a former No. 1 and two-time Mutua Madrid Open champion.

With No. 1 Iga Swiatek absent, who can build some pre-Paris momentum of their own in Madrid? We preview a (nearly) loaded WTA draw.