At times home court advantage works in a player's favor. It was for Brandon Nakashima to help win his first title.

Despite being 17, this Czech teen is making her mark on players and showing her presence over the WTA regime.

Leaving it all out there on court is what every tennis player wants to do resulting for a winning match or tournament. Does rank really matter?

Being outnumbered by opponents' with years of experience, Coco Gauff knows her bucket list is always full.

The retirement of one, doesn't have to be the finish of another. Serena and Venus could pull a few wonders before the Open is through

Timing and the right combination of strategies can work wonders. Caroline Garcia has found this out and wants to continue her winning ways again

Nothing should be taken for granted as Simona Halep is proof when a tough draw is thrown at her and she brings it on

Pulling out some tricks and staying focused wins close matches. Paula Badosa did exactly that on grabbing the victory when she was down and almost out of the match.

The ability to win over opponents is difficult enough. But doing so through pain and injury as Rafael Nadal has done can be overbearing. The idea of a full and complete recovery may be in question.

Going deep in a slam was just a dream for the Tunisian, not accustomed to getting past the third round. Ons Jabeur's bucket list is more realistic and satisfying as the tour goes on. o getting

Things had to change but for Iga Swiatek it wasn't really how, but when and where.

This 18-year-old is putting a new 'spin' to her grassy performances at Wimbledon.

Bowing out of the Grassy Slam for Grigor Dimitrov didn't involve his style of play, but his health.

Stan Wawrinka wasn't crafty and aggressive enough to overturn his opponent at the first grass round of the season

Tournaments can be exhausting and it can be satisfying. After three long years Caroline Garcia has captured a crown she never thought would come.

After a one-year absence, the wild cards may be just what Serena Williams needs to go up against tough competitors again.

Players generally participate in warm-up events before a Grand Slam, testing their sharpness on familiar surfaces. Carlos Alcaraz prefers to go with feelings and emotions on the grassy courts.

Every player will sustain ailments and injuries during their professional tennis career.

Capturing a 14th Roland Garros title was nothing short of a wonderful experience for Rafael Nadal.

You don't have to be a top ranked player to defeat one, as Camila Giorgi puts on a defiant stance on winning over a top 10.

Nearly the youngest on the WTA tour has its advantages but Leylah Fernandez feels the difficult compromise with experienced opponents.

All the time a score isn't equal to the performance. Jannik Sinner was aggressive enough to make a success happen no matter how long it takes.

Capturing one Grand Slam is the start of big things to come. But Emma Raducanu knows there's a larger picture to the story.

Playing his bittersweet last French Open, Giles Simon is making the best of his chances for a successful and entertaining court time.

Preparing for a Grand Slam many think is different from other tournaments. But for Barbora Krejcikova, her preparation was not enough to seal her opening round.

Being a grand slam winner doesn't always mean you can accumulate more titles. Garbine Muguruza is just as puzzled on letting nerves rule her performance.

Nothing is a given. You must bring your consistent best to a tournament to be successful. Jabeur knows this well but oftentimes things happen.

Being one of the Big 3 used to be an honor with a level of responsibility and growing admiration from everyone. But the list has shrunk and its members are slowly being replaced.

Winning is the best feeling in the world, but for Emma Raducanu it seems to always come with a physical price.

Not all wins are routine, but Belinda Bencic could not have predicted her results at Charleston when she started the tournament.