Stephen Tignor

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“That feeling of, ‘I still have potential, I can still improve,'” is what Vika looks for, and continues to find, at 34.

Previewing and predicting Sunday's final in Florida. Advertising “It's a great day, Sundays, for tennis players,” Jannik Sinner says. “If you're still in the tournament, it means it's the best day.”

Collins felt like she was “playing in front of thousands of my best friends.” Sinner said his effort showed his “will to improve, day by day.”

Khachanov finally found a way past his friend on Thursday. Are there more breakthroughs ahead for this under-appreciated clay lover?

“He's for sure the favorite,” Rune concedes, before reminding us that, “I have the winning record 2-1.”

The Greek completed a “Holy Trinity” in Monte Carlo. Could more hardware follow in Madrid, Rome or Paris?

Looking back at surprising Saturday losses by Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic, and ahead to a final between two resurgent forces, Casper Ruud and Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Said Keys about her change in fortune, “Finally really just honestly saying, ‘F-it, I'm just going go out and do my best.'”

She's set to face Iga Swiatek—the WTA's world No. 1 vs. No. 2—in a rematch of last year's excellent three-set title match.