Zhu Lin of China won her maiden career title after beating Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine in the final of the Thailand Open.

Sunday's singles finals in Hua Hin and Lyon feature four players from four nations and several storylines that could prove even richer as 2023 unfolds.

Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine has reached her first final in four years after the top-seeded Bianca Andreescu retired with a shoulder injury during their semifinal match at the Thailand Open.

The Ukrainian had kind words for the 2019 US Open champion after the Canadian was forced to retire from their semifinal match in Hua Hin.

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.

The outspoken talent is one of many Ukrainians speaking out in favor of the All England Club’s controversial move.

While former champions Rafael Nadal and Iga Swiatek headline back-to-back matches on Philippe-Chatrier, Amanda Anisimova and Naomi Osaka's blockbuster first-round clash kicks off action on Suzanne-Lenglen.

“As a player based in Kyiv, I have nowhere to go,” wrote Lesia Tsurenko, on the same day that Ukrainian No. 1 Elina Svitolina announced a break from tennis.

A lasting image from this dystopian epoch will likely be one of 15-year-old Ivanna Yastremska, who arrived for her match with sister Dayana in Lyon draped in Ukraine's flag.

It was a tremendous showing for Americans in the qualifying rounds.