The three-time Grand Slam finalist took aim at the way men's and women's achievements in tennis are portrayed.

This isn’t a headline. It’s a message. From Ons Jabeur, to the women who’ve carried the game with strength, grace and far too little recognition: Keep going. We see you.

Ons Jabeur is having ... maybe through the finals," Jabeur said. Shaking off the disappointment of a first-round loss at the French Open, Jabeur's goals are "very high" at the All England Club.

On Wednesday, the seven-time singles Slam champ emerged on the grounds outside of Hard Rock Stadium for a practice session with Ons Jabeur. The two aren't in the doubles draw for the WTA 1000 ...