23:09 CET - A late result from Doha where Roberto Bautista-Agut (34) needed three sets to beat Hungarian Marton Fucsovics (31) 7-6, 5-7, 6-4. In Rio, Carlos Alcaraz has just started his match against Brazilian Mateus Alves (22), which you can follow here with our dedicated service.
And let's bring you our Flashmoment of the day from the ATP circuit, where Botic Van De Zandschulp (27) and Ilya Ivashka (28) put on this point to remember.
If you have missed any of the scores from the WTA or ATP today, you can catch up right here.
20:50 CET - Coco Gauff (18) and Iga Swiatek (21), two of the WTA's heavyweights have both won in straight sets to progress in Dubai. Swiatek was never tested in her 6-1, 6-1 victory over Leylah Fernandez (21) and it seemed Gauff's clash with Aliaksandra Sasnovich (28) would go the same way as the American teenager stormed the first set 6-0. But, Sasnovich battled back and fought valiantly in the second, only to go down 6-4.
20:40 CET - Plenty more winners filing off the court in Doha with Alexander Muller (26), Soonwoo Kwon (25), Jiri Lehecka (21) and Botic Van De Zandschulp (27) all progressing. You can catch the hightlights from the Dutchman's win below.
17:45 CET - On the ATP circuit, action is underway in Doha, Qatar. One of the standout results of the day has seen Finn Emil Ruusuvuori (23) upset Brit Daniel Evans (32) 7-5, 6-4. Check out the highlights from that match as well as Ruusuvuori's comments on the win below.
17:35 CET - Our WTA Flash Moment of the day comes courtesy of the match between Kvitova and Putintseva in Dubai. Despite losing in the end, Putintseva was able to produce this exquisite shot! See the full match highlights further down below.
14:55 CET - It's been a good day for Czech ladies in Dubai. Already today, Barbora Krejcikova (27), Karolina Pliskova (30), Karolina Muchova (26) and, most recently, Petra Kvitova (32) have won their duels at the Dubai Open. See all the results here.
Kvitova defeated Yulia Putintseva (28) 6-4, 6-4 and you can take a look at the highlights below.
12:00 CET - Madison Keys (28) has upset world number five Caroline Garcia (29) 7-5, 6-4 in their second-round meeting at the WTA Dubai Open. Take a look at the best moments from the match below plus Keys' comments following her win.
11:50 CET - The day's action is underway in Dubai and one of the big early matchups saw Karolina Pliskova (30) take on Maria Sakkari (27). The Czech was triumphant, winning quite comfortably 6-1, 6-2. Have a look at the highlights below.
9:45 CET - The venue for this year's WTA Finals is still undecided and Victoria Azarenka (33) - who sits on the WTA players' council - wants it to be specified as soon as possible to help maximise the commercial and sporting potential of the event. Read more about her comments here.
8:40 CET - Novak Djokovic (35) has now levelled Steffi Graf's record for the number of weeks spent as the world's top-ranked player. He's set to break that incredible record this week and his tour rivals can't see him stopping at that. Read more about that story here.
8:25 CET - Germany's Alexander Zverev (25) had terrible luck with injuries throughout 2022. He's back to full fitness now, however, and ready to get back to his best. He takes on Andy Murray in Doha on Wednesday. Read more about Zverev's return to the circuit here.
7:55 CET - There is plenty to come from the world of tennis today but the WTA event in Dubai has perhaps the most action-packed schedule. Take a look at today's matchups in the UAE below.
7:50 CET - Take a look at our WTA Roundup to catch up on all of Monday's key results at the tournaments in Dubai and Merida.
6:45 CET - If missed any of the ATP action from Monday, you can catch up on the results from Doha, Rio and Marseille in our ATP Roundup.
6:05 CET - Last week saw some of the best women's players in the world battle out in Doha, this week it's the men's turn in Qatar. Today, we will have all the updates from the ATP event in Doha plus action from Rio de Janeiro and Marseille. On the WTA circuit, we will be sharing the news from Dubai and Merida (Mexico). Stay tuned throughout the day for stories, highlights and interviews.
