The world No. 2's latest slip of the tongue came Wednesday on Tennis Channel following her Rome quarterfinal win over Jelena Ostapenko.

The 2019 US Open champion hasn't competed since last August, but took time to watch her first Grand Prix race ahead of her WTA comeback.

Originally a home video never intended for public viewing, the film captures the 20-time Grand Slam winner during the buildup to his 2022 Laver Cup farewell.

The No. 2 seed displayed some deft touch to defeat Elina Svitolina, but warned fans not to get used to it ahead of her quarterfinal with Jelena Ostapenko.

The 2014 US Open champion has only played six tour-level matches in the last two seasons.

The former US Open champion says her new show will "get real" with her guests' "stories, perspectives, and routines that help us show up at our best."

The Madrid Open champion was Garcia and Borja Duran's latest guest on the Tennis Insider Club.

The call is coming from inside the house ... or in this case, Moutet's tennis bag.

As the Brit praised Rafa's "quick thinking", the lefty asserted Murray is the only player to approach the "same level" as the Big 3 during their careers.

Last year's Roland Garros finalist won't be recovered in time to compete in Paris, but she shared encouraging news on social media this week.

The Madrid champion shared an update after revealing his harrowing journey to the title—which involved fighting through both illness and injury before heading to the hospital after the final.