Some players sure think so.

Cameras caught the pair sharing a snack early in their third-round encounter on Margaret Court Arena.

The Scot is coming off the longest match of his career, but does that mean he's destined to be blown off the court? Plus, three other plays we like on Day 6.

Along with younger brother Andy, Jamie Murray is eager to build on the tennis tradition they first built at home with a face-off against Team England in Aberdeen.

Kecmanovic will next take on Frances Tiafoe—who on Thursday won his 13th consecutive tiebreaker—in the quarterfinals.

The American overcame a tough three-setter against Evans in front of a packed crowd in Glasgow, giving the United States a crucial first point in a 2-1 victory against Great Britain.

The Romanian spent 373 consecutive weeks in the Top 10 between 2014 and 2021, and now she’s back in the elite.

Krajinovic hasn't played a hard-court match since March, and he won't be able to ease back into the surface against Evans.

The 2018 Australian Open semifinalist won his first ATP main-draw match in nearly two years in Washington, D.C., and is already looking ahead to the challenge of playing countryman Dan Evans on Tuesday.

He got his first Masters 1000 win as a 16-year-old in Monte Carlo, and now his 400th as a 35-year-old at Indian Wells.