Sabalenka pleased to serve as RG target
Aryna Sabalenka is pleased to let the rest of the French Open field go big game hunting when the clay-court fortnight begins on Sunday in
Bouchard to dip her toes back into tennis
More than a decade after what proved to be a fluke Wimbledon final, tennis refugee Genie Bouchard may be giving her former sport another go
Paolini pounds Gauff to win Rome home title
Jasmine Paolini set the stage for a possible Italian weekend trophy double at the Rome Masters as she won the WTA side of the draw
Gauff finds clay comfort in defeat of Raducanu
Coco Gauff eased into her now-found clay-court comfort zone with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Emma Raducanu with the Briton still struggling at times with the
Sabalenka struggles to take Roman revenge
Aryna Sabalenka needed four match points and more than two hours to avenge a loss to Sofia Kenin from two years ago at the Rome Masters
European ambience a challenge for Collins
Daniele Collins admitted that she has her troubles adjusting to the six-hour time gap between Europe and Florida as the American progresses to the fourth
Tenacious Collins sparks Swiatek collapse
Danielle Collins ignored her 1-8 record against Iga Swiatek, with the American pulling off a 6-1, 7-5 upset on Saturday to send the defending champion
Swiatek smothers Italian opponent
Iga Swiatek showcased her ruthless streak on Thursday as the defending champion semrolled Italian opposition with the loss of just one game to start her title
Pegula ready to return to European clay
After avoiding European clay – save the Paris Olympics – last season, Jessica Pegula is marking her return to the uncomfortable surface as she competes as
Petra breaks the spell with first victory as a mother
Petra Kvitova ended a run of five consecutive four first-round defeats on Tuesday,earning her first WTA win since becoming a mother with a 7-5, 6-1 defeat