The US Open Top Story WTA

US Open 2026 Women’s Day 1

Third seed Jessica Pegula got up and running on Sunday’s opening day at the US Open with an efficient   6-3, 6-2 defeat of Gabriella Ruse

The US Open Top Story WTA

No. 1 hopeful Rybakina has no time for number crunching

With a left leg injury situation to contend with, Elena Rybakina has no time to play the numbers game no matter how close she might be

The French Open Top Story WTA

French Open 2025 Women’s Day 2

Iga Swiatek shook off the emotion from Rafael Nadal’s retirement ceremony 24 hours earlier to post a 6-3, 6-3 win to open her account at

Indian wells Top Story WTA

Sabalenka steamrolls modest Italian opposition

Aryna Sabalenka spent just an hour and a quarter in dispatching Italian Lucia Bronzetti 6-1, 6-2 on Monday and now faces a British outsider in

Dubai Top Story WTA

Teen threat Andreeva dispatches Rybakina in Dubai

Mirra Andreeva fought back from 3-1 down in the final set, with the teenager saying she ignored a possible losing outcome as she recovered for

Linz Qatar Open Top Story WTA

Swiatek steps it up in quest for four in a row

Iga Swiatek moved to within a pair of wins in her quest for four titles in a row at the WTA Qatar tournament as the five-time

Doha Top Story WTA

Swiatek struggles to Doha win

Iga Swiatek needed a comeback in three sets to advance on Wednesday at the WTA Doha event, with the former No. 1 setting up a

Top Story Toronto WTA

Toronto WTA decimated by major pullouts

Next week’s Toronto Masters became a massive victim of Paris Olympic fatigue with the withdrawals of three Grand Slam champions on the eve of the

Rome Masters Top Story WTA

Illness forces Rybakina from Rome

Holder Elena Rybakina was forced to quit her title defence at the Rome Masters on Friday due to illness. The world No. 4 who lifted

Stuttgart Top Story WTA

Marathon Masters events draw fire from Rybakina

Former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina is leading a charge against the expanded 12-day format of Masters 1000 events which players say are turning tournaments into