Ruud-Cerundolo, Tsitsipas-Kokkinakis and Dimitrov-Tabilo will precede the doubles showdown Friday in Berlin.

For many years, they were considered the biggest rivals on tour. Today, the two are friends—except when it comes to winning the Laver Cup.

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Four-time Grand Slam champion makes his Laver Cup debut in the German capital Berlin this weekend.

Our staff has confidence in the home side reclaiming the title.

After touching down in Berlin, the Swiss legend recalled his Laver Cup memories and revealed who he thinks has the edge in the 2024 competition.

But it did show him to be as steely, single-minded, and indistractable as all champions need to be.

The 26-year-old has used new triumphs as stepping stones. “I just feel a lot more confident in being able to do it again.”

Fritz brought plenty of star power to Arthur Ashe Stadium as he aimed to become the first American man to win a Grand Slam since 2003, but Sinner proved too strong on Sunday.

“You can always improve, you can always get better,” said the 30-year-old runner-up.

She controlled her emotions, stopped herself in mid-meltdown—and even got the U.S. crowd to show her some love against Jessica Pegula.

She’s just the second woman in the last 27 years to conquer both hard-court majors in the same year.