FEDERER IS BACK! Rublev wins ANOTHER ATP 500, Kvitova wins ANOTHER Doha, and Cerundolo brothers impress

Roger Federer is back on the ATP tour for the first time in over a year, making his comeback at Doha against Dan Evans 14 months after his falling short to Novak Djokovic in the AO semi-final. 
The road to the final won't be easy for the Swiss maestro, with a predicted draw matching him up with the likes of Dan Evans, Denis Shapovalov and Andrey Rublev on his quest to his 104th title - but one of us still thinks he can do it.
Rublev showed he was the king of ATP 500s by winning his fourth in a row in Rotterdam, and Kvitova showed she was the queen of Doha yet again with a near identical victory to 2018 over Muguruza in the final, her third Doha final in four years.
We've also discovered the Cerundolo brothers as Juan Manuel made it a 100% record on the ATP Tour, winning the Cordoba title in his debut tour-level tournament, while brother Francisco almost followed suit making the Argentina Open final a week later and losing to Schwartzman.
Swiatek, the likeable and marketable WTA star still relatively new on the block impressed by winning Adelaide and mild-mannered Goffin and RBA contested the Montpellier final with David coming out on top.
And then it's all Roger, with some predictions for ATP Doha and WTA Dubai thrown in too.
We also embarrassingly forgot to mention Novak Djokovic's insane new record of 311 weeks at world number one, sorry to the number one of being number one but we'll get to it next week.