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It's all business Down Under... Well, for the most part. Donna Vekic, Serena Williams and Venus Williams made a little time to see the beautiful city of Melbourne.

Social media content has been streaming in from players in quarantine Down Under.

Float like Naomi Osaka sting like a bee! The 3X Grand Slam champion glided effortlessly around the court to win her third round against Ons Jabeur and the cutest moment of the day!

The final fourth round spots are up for grabs. Who's taking them? The Australian Open continues at 7pm ET. #AusOpen

Five people have tested positive for COVID-19 upon arrival in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open. Zero have been tennis players, but 72 are not permitted to leave their rooms for 14 days as a result of being deemed in close contact.

Mixed doubles is back, and fans and players alike are thrilled.

Player to watch in 2021: Jannik Sinner The 19-year-old sparkled amidst a somber 2020 season. He captured his maiden ATP title in Sofia and also fought his way into the quarterfinals of ROLAND-GARROS.

Who is most likely to win their first major in 2021 on the men's side? Is it Alexander Zverev, Nick Kyrgios, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev or another top player? Take our poll!

With a smashing premiere under the belting of their tennis skirts and catwalk looks, Drag Race UK's season-2 queens will seek to game-set-snatch the crown.

This week features world No. 57 doubles star Sharon Fichman. She calls in from Melbourne where she talks about her quarantine experience, the reason she quit the tour for two years, and how she rediscovered her love for competition.

A further 25 tennis players were forced into strict quarantine in Melbourne after a passenger tested positive for COVID-19 on a flight arriving from Doha.

Snow and freezing temps? It's no problem for Novak Djokovic. The world No. 1 didn't allow the unfavorable weather to deter him from his off-season training. His wife Jelena Djokovic also made sure he gave 100 percent. PHOTOS

Hoping to spot the ATP's world No. 1, one Novak Djokovic fan got more than he bargained for in Adelaide.

How many new WTA stars will emerge in 2021? (And who??)

Movin' on up. Jannik Sinner, Coco Gauff, Jennifer Brady and Antwerp champion Ugo Humbert have all set new career-high rankings.

Dominic Thiem ended a six year drought for a first-time major winner. Having welcomed four maiden champions over its past 12 events, the US Open Tennis Championships remains a likely venue for the next breakthrough.

Only a fool would write off the Maestro. How do you rate Roger Federer's chances in 2021? http://baseline.tennis.com//poll-will-federers-knee-hold-a

It’s another men’s-only week in Vienna and Nur-Sultan, as this year’s make-it-up-as-you-go season continues. https://www.tennis.com///10/week-preview-atp-vienna/91544/

"Fall tennis is not the same as spring and summer tennis, and Cologne and Ostrava are not Melbourne Park and Wimbledon. But for Zverev and Sabalenka, the potential to do better things on bigger stages remains." https://www.tennis.com//zverev-double-dips-cologne-/91543/

It's safe to say Alexander Zverev felt right at home in Cologne. He dominated Diego Schwartzman 6-2, 6-1. The 23-year-old captured his second title in two weeks, the 13th of his young career https://www.tennis.com//zverev-doubles-down-cologne/91542/

Non-dominant arm placement is crucial when coming forward to volley. http://baseline.tennis.com//one-minute-clinic-instruction-

What an incredible title run for Aryna Sabalenka, who found herself down 5-2 in the third to Coco Gauff in the round of 16, and trailing 6-0, 4-0 to Sara Sorribes Tormo in the quarterfinal. Sabalenka defeated Azarenka 6-2, 6-2 in the final. Bravo. https://www.tennis.com//sabalenka-flips-switch-defe/91537/

The prophecy has begun. "I'm not a pushy mom, but I know how I like technique," Serena Williams said. "So I’m going to make sure she’s good at teaching Olympia some techniques." http://baseline.tennis.com//serena-williams-tennis-lessons

Two stunning comebacks, two final-round runs: Aryna Sabalenka, fresh off a confident win over Jennifer Brady, will look to end her incredible week in Ostrava with a titleor two. First up? Her compatriot, Victoria Azarenka. How it all happened:

As Frances Tiafoe and Sloane Stephens have showed, Grand Slamma puts the history and accomplishments of Black tennis players front and center through lively messaging and imagery.

Things You Need In October: 1. Serena Williams in tennis mom mode. 2. Dominic Thiem's koala godson. 3. Miomir Kecmanovi's boat house tour.... #TennisOMG

Last year at the European Open, a pair of three-time Grand Slam champions met in an unlikely and fascinating final. Van Sias recalls Stan Wawrinka and Andy Murray meeting in Antwerp.

Iga witek is giddy over finally getting to meet fellow ROLAND-GARROS champ Rafa Nadal (virtually). Judging by the screenshot, the topic of conversation may have concerned yachtsNadal is a proud yacht owner, and Swiatek dreams of buying one.