Music references are somewhat of a theme in this week's best social media content.

Check out Novak Djokovic’s cameo appearance during a Serbia match, Diego Schwartzman’s Argentina turnaround, and more social media posts from the first week of competition.

Broady was on the receiving end of Kyrgios’ rambunctious on-court style at the Australian Open, but ultimately feels the Aussie is good for the game.

The British wild card was in high spirits after winning a second straight five-setter to reach his first Grand Slam third round.

Along with established player Cameron Norrie, the likes of Jack Draper, Ryan Peniston, Alastair Gray and Liam Broady all joined the former world No. 1 in winning their Wimbledon openers.

The Brit has enjoyed a sizeable gay fanbase during his time on tour, largely due to his unwavering advocacy for equal rights and representation.

In their debut exchange about tennis topics, David Kane and Stephanie Livaudais tackle the recent discourse surrounding the Mutua Madrid Open’s decision not to award a wild card to veteran Fernando Verdasco.

The 26-year-old will undoubtedly have more tricks up his sleeve for his clash with No. 2 seed Daniil Medvedev.

"If I lost to someone with a metal hip, I'd be pretty disappointed," Murray joked before his clash against Liam Broady Tuesday.