Jeremy Chardy entered a select group of ATP players when he saved a match point to defeat Roger Federer on Wednesday in Rome.
The world No. 5 will head back to Romania and hopes to be ready for Roland Garros.
USTA Chairman, CEO and President Dave Haggerty called the new site a "game-changer" for the sport.
The 17-time Grand Slam champion can certainly call herself an expert in this category.
The Tower of Tandil is taking his wrist rehab step by step.
The newly minted top ten member does his best Novak Djokovic impersonation on this dazzling point.
The father of four and former three-time finalist has landed in Rome.
