Mboko breaks Top 20; Tjen, Tagger soar to new highs
The final week of the regular Hologic WTA Tour season was wrapped up in style with three WTA…
Rybakina ends losing streak to Swiatek, advances to first WTA Finals semifinal
Elena Rybakina entered Monday’s match with a four-match losing streak against Iga Swiatek. That streak is over. WTA…
Hsieh, Ostapenko beat Errani, Paolini; improve to 2-0 at WTA Finals Riyadh
No. 6 seeds Hsieh Su-Wei and Jelena Ostapenko took a step closer to the WTA Finals Riyadh semifinals…
Blinkova’s tennis and language skills both on show in Jiujiang title run
Anna Blinkova’s victory at the Jiangxi Open on Sunday wasn’t just a warning sign for her fellow competitors…
Pegula finds her balance to outlast Gauff in three-set opener
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — According to co-coach Mark Knowles, Jessica Pegula is playing the best tennis of her…
Tjen makes recent history with Chennai title sweep
Indonesia’s Janice Tjen made recent Hologic WTA Tour history on Sunday at the Chennai Open as the first…
Swiatek, Rybakina eye group lead in fifth meeting of 2025
The WTA Finals Riyadh continue Monday with the Serena Williams (singles) and Martina Navratilova (doubles) groups back in action…
Which player in Riyadh owns the most WTA Finals titles?
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — They are gathered here, the best and the brightest tennis players of 2025. Who,…
Defending champions Dabrowski and Routliffe take first win over Andreeva and Shnaider
Gabriela Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe had reason to be nervous entering the first match of their title defense…
Sabalenka celebrates 500th WTA match with win over Paolini in Riyadh
With the WTA Year-End No. 1 ranking already secured before she even stepped onto the practice court in…
Mboko takes Hong Kong title after defeating Bucsa in longest final of 2025
As the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open final went on — and on, and on — the challenges…
The Aryna Sabalenka blueprint for dominance and back-to-back No. 1 finishes
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — What makes Aryna Sabalenka so tough to beat? Chris Evert, the 18-time Grand Slam…