Anisimova captured the crown in Beijing, while the men still battle it out in Shanghai. Full report plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
Fabien Reboul desperately wants our ATTENTION
Wimbledon and U.S. Open finalist Amanda Anisimova claimed the China Open women’s title on Sunday with a 6-0, 2-6, 6-2 win over Czech player Linda Nosková. I was happy to see the 20-year-old Czech break through to a WTA 1000 final -- saving four match points against Jessica Pegula in the semis -- but I supposed it made more sense to the American to come out on top, especially after completely embarrassing Coco Gauff.
Daniil Medvedev looks to shake out the kinks in his game
Ooh la la: Those Rocha brothers
Even a shirted Holger Rune might still need some pasties
Andrea Pellegrino bulging out all over
And to think Francisco Cerundolo wasn't initially on my hot radar. Watch HERE
Casper Ruud easily covers ICON magazine
And hawks Yonex with that baby face
Hot for Pepe
This is a start ...
Lorenzo Musetti got the better of countryman Luciano Darderi in Shanghai, so the latter got a little something back after the match ...
Although he might have aimed a little lower, too
Musetti assumes the position ...
Hot for little brother Mathew Tsitsipas
Benjamin Lock on the mend
Cristian Garin rallied past Facundo Diaz Acosta 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 in Antofagasta Challenger ...
Such a big trophy for such a small tournament!
Norway's Nicolai Budkov Kjær stormed past American Patrick Kypson 6-0, 6-3 to claim his fourth Challenger title of the year in Vendeen, France
Pumped
Gregoire Jacq and Albano Olivetti took home the doubles crown
Celebrating with their team
Nikola Mektic and Austin Krajicek get some ball-kid training in Shanghai
Orlando blooms
Julian Cash's blond bombshell of a friend
Sexpot Alex Rybakov
Hot doubles team: Darderi and Cerundolo
Adam Jones would like your attention again
... and again
Sander Gille and dreamboat Wimbledon mixed-doubles champ Sem Verbeek edged Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl for the Alicante Ferrero Challenger doubles crown
On their knees
Rafael Nadal: Next stop, Istanbul?
Kudos to Reilly Opelka for pulling this off
Borno Gojo is all dressed up with someplace to go
Borna in Stockholm
Young blue eyes
Luciano Tacchi takes a coffee break with Diego Medina
Sex bomb Patrick Kypson
Borna has a Waco flashback
Camilo Ugo Carabelli making a spectacle of himself, per unusual
Hot mixed-everything couple: Francisco Cabral and Lucas Miedler
Andrea Vavassori putting in the work
I've got a crush on Gyorgy Balazs, coach of Fabian Marozsan
David Vegas Hernandez isn't getting any smaller
Cutie pie Luca Nardi
What are Italians good for?
Pretty boy Zizou Bergs
Kudos to this guy for getting Joao Fonseca half-naked
Yannick Hanfmann looked awfully good terrorizing Novak Djokovic in Shanghai
Jack Draper on the mend yet again
And last but hardly least: Fede "The Body" Gomez in all his glory ...
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