
- Roving WTA Finals to land in North Carolina for three years
- Injury magnet Draper to shut down his season
- Zverev slaps down Shelton as US dry spell extended
- Rybakina outduels tetchy Sabalenka to win US Open
- Shelton shuts down Tiafoe to reach USO final
- Zverev hits his stride with third major final of the season
- US denied as Rybakina, Sabalenka reach USO final
- Zverev returns to USO semis


Shelton shuts down Tiafoe to reach USO final

Zverev hits his stride with third major final of the season

US denied as Rybakina, Sabalenka reach USO final

Zverev returns to USO semis

Rybakina USO win hands her world No. 1 status

Tiafoe comes from behind to leave Michelsen in tears

Record late finish as Shelton stuns Alcaraz

Brit pair on fire with wins to IW quarters
Jack Draper and Cam Norrie put their Indian Wells Masters credentials on display as they each battled into the quarter-finals. Draper, the defending champion here in

Norrie extends his quest for IW title repeat
Cam Norrie kept his hopes alive for a possible dream trophy repeat at the Indian Wells Masters on Wednesday as he dismissed qualifier Rinky Hijikata

Sinner wins a struggle over Fonseca
Jannik Sinner needed two tight sets to finish off rising threat Joao Fonseca on Tuesday as the Italian advanced to the last eight of the Indian

Djokovic failing to find tennis joy at IW
Novak Djokovic admits he’s struggling at the Indian Wells Masters, with the 24-time Grand Slam winner battling an arm injury. The 38-year-old has reached the

Sabalenka breaks through with defeat of Osaka
Aryna Sabalenka stayed the course towards her first title at the Indian Wells Masters on Tuesday as he world No. 1 earned her first career win over

Andreeva anger flares during upset loss as holder
Mirra Andreeva went into racquet-smash mode as the Indian Wells Masters defending champion went down 4-6, 6-7 (5), 6-3 on monday against unseeded Katerina Siniakova

Raducanu routed as comeback suffers setback
Emma Raducnau’s big plans for a coachless comeback hit the buffers on Sunday as the Briton suffered a 6-1 6-1 humbling at the hands of

Eala eases through as Gauff retires with elbow pain
Flilpina sensation Alexandra Eala continued her steady climb through the WTA rankings on Sunday as she advanced to the fourth round of the Indian Wells Masters
