Plus, previews of Fritz vs. Shapovalov and Krejcikova vs. Keys.

“If we want tennis to be fair,” the Canadian writes for The Players’ Tribune, “[the gender pay gap] should not exist at all.”

Fritz is a Top 5 player in the world right now, but it still feels like there isn’t much that separates these two in the talent department.

Fritz rose to a new career-high of No. 5 on Monday, making him the first American man in the Top 5 since 2009.

The second-year tournament feels like home, oddly, for the Canadian who's never stepped foot in the Lone Star State. A hockey shootout certainly helps.

The seeds are about to collide in Australia, giving us some great, hard-to-call matches.

The nine-time Australian Open champion will face a rematch of the 2021 Melbourne final against the Russian player.

The Serbian has never lost to the left-hander in seven prior meetings.

Canada’s ascent as an international powerhouse in men’s tennis was solidified this year.

The two Canadians focused on their individual games to work towards team victory.