In other social media highlights this weekend, Nick Kyrgios gets the last laugh—via emoji—as Matteo Berrettini shares some good news and Roger Federer steals the show at Wimbledon.

She has now reeled off seven straight wins, capturing the title at Eastbourne and reaching the third round at the All England Club.

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

After seeing a 5-1 lead and match point slip, the two-time winner regrouped to defeat Ana Bogdan, 6-1, 7-6 (5), on Thursday. Paula Badosa awaits.

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

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.

In a first-time meeting of past major champions, the 20-year-old took their Miami Open quarterfinal Wednesday evening, 6-3, 6-3, to move within two victories of the Sunshine Double.

While Iga Swiatek is already assured the No. 1 ranking, Paula Badosa can clinch the No. 2 spot with a win on Wednesday.

Davis had to go through qualifying to earn her spot in the main draw, but she's a dangerous underdog entering this match.

Tributes from current and former WTA & ATP players and coaches poured in for the 25-year-old Australian, who revealed on Instagram she is hanging up her racquet.