She didn’t get the nickname “Minister of Happiness” for nothing, and even after a tough three-setter Jabeur left fans roaring with laughter during her on-court interview.

And in Den Bosch, Ellen Perez and Tamara Zidansek prevailed in a tight match tiebreaker to taste victory.

Also, Anett Kontaveit and Paula Badosa moved up to new career-highs after phenomenal finishes to 2021.

The Roland Garros champion trails Simona Halep by the (practically) slimmest of margins.

With her win in Prague, the recent Roland Garros champion is now 20-1 in her last 21 matches, while Zidansek claimed her first career WTA title.

Elsewhere Saturday, Casper Ruud defeated Roberto Carballes Baena in Bastad and is a win away from triumphing for the second time in 2021.

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova also slid back into the Top 20 after reaching her first Grand Slam final.

Once a junior prodigy, the Russian had been winless in six prior Grand Slam quarterfinals, and is now into the biggest final of her career.

On Thursday at the French Open, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova faces Tamara Zidansek before Maria Sakkari takes on Barbora Krejcikova for the right to play for the title.

Both Zidansek and Pavlyuchenkova advanced to their first ever Grand Slam semifinal on Tuesday.