Feel Good Friday: ATP tour jumps back into action

In celebration of the weekend starting, let's take a look at some of the cutest, interesting and most feel good videos and photos that were seen circulating social media platforms this week and that are guaranteed to finish the week on a high note.

Without further ado, let the good vibes roll.

Do you feel it? Do you feel it coming in the air? Turn up the Phil Collins please. Tennis balls are flying across our screens again and there's more to come. It's hard to believe the tours were shut down for almost six months, but the WTA ended the long hiatus by resuming play in Europe two weeks ago, and then last week in the United States.

Now, the ATP tour has joined in on the action at the Western and Southern Open.

Don't worry, if you're a little off your game, we won't judge. It's been a long quarantine. A whiff or two is understandable.

Not everyone can be on this 7-year-old's level...

Even world No. 20 Felix Auger-Aliassime is shaking off a little rust, but is remaining positive through the unintentional thrown racquets. It's just a part of the grand re-opening process.

It's undoubtedly different in New York with the players staying in a bubble for the next few weeks and playing without fans. Most of the players are welcoming the new normal and are excited to play responsibly.

With only one more sleep before the main-draw action begins on Saturday, the courts at the Billie Jean King USTA National Tennis Center are flooded with top names.

Friends Diego Schwartzman and Dominic Thiem not only practiced their precise shot-making on the court but also in the stands.

Meanwhile, 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams practiced her returns against the ATP's world No. 6. Stefanos Tsitsipas.

"I really love his game a lot," Serena said in pre-tournament press. "And then it’s also important for me to lift [my game] because I don't want him to think, oh, I never want to hit with her again. She totally sucked."

If the biggest names in tennis returning to one of the most iconic tennis venues doesn't shower you in feel good vibes, then maybe Nike's new collection will do the trick.

The rebellious and bright style Andre Agassi rocked in the 1990s is making a return this summer.

Get ready for an overload of hot pink and bold graphics that reach 30 years deep into Nike's archive to bring back Agassi's Challenge Court collection. Agassi hopes that both fans and players are able to tap back. into the vintage feel.

“I look back at that time and the collection as a start of a beautiful thing,” Agassi told Forbes. “It was, again, real and authentic, but it was also an exploration, one that felt like a continuation and process that was only going to evolve and morph. People felt the freedom to let it be what it needed to be.”

Photo By: NikeCourt

Although you can't enjoy the infamous Honey Deuce's inside Arthur Ashe Stadium this year, you still can have it from the comfort of our living rooms and there's still time to get it from Sourced Craft Cocktails.

On that note, have a great Friday and just remember everything starts with "love-love."