Aryna Sabalenka goes for three Wuhan wins in a row; Coco Gauff tries to make it the Autumn of Coco; and Zheng Qinwen will have a homecoming.

A closer look at the equipment of the US Open quarterfinalist and Spain’s top WTA player.

Down a set and 4-2, the 20-year-old reached her first final since January.

The world No. 6 overcame Starodubtseva, while the Spaniard ended Zhang Shuai's inspiring run Thursday.

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

The American, seeded No. 4, defeated France's Clara Burel 7-5, 6-3 in the second round.

The two 'soulmates' shared a humorous exchange on social media about Sabalenka's torrid summer run.

Born in Manhattan and raised in Spain, Badosa couldn't find answers in any language after she let a 5-1 lead slip away against Emma Navarro in the quarterfinals.

The No. 13 seed backed up her upset of defending champion Coco Gauff with another strong performance on Arthur Ashe Stadium, earning a career-best major result at 23 years old.

The American is coming off a massive win over the defending champ—but she'll now face an even tougher test.