From Wimbledon’s Pimm’s Cup to the US Open’s $17 million Honey Deuce, signature drinks are becoming one of the sport’s most lucrative traditions.

It was also the milestone 250th win of the American’s career.

Miami was the only one missing in her collection.

The Indian Wells and Miami qualifier has been a giant killer on hard courts, and will face Elena Rybakina next.

The former world No. 3 will feature in the draw alongside Daniel Altmaier and defending champion Vit Kopriva.

The former world No. 1, who hired Fissette in 2024, is yet to pass the quarterfinal stage at tournaments in 2026.

After a red-hot start to 2026, the world No. 1 looks to “reset the batteries” ahead of the clay-court season.

Plus: Americans Amanda Anisimova and Frances Tiafoe take the court in high-powered matchups.

Players like Victoria Mboko and Taylor Townsend have been serving up two distinct on-court looks in Indian Wells and Miami.

The youngest Alcaraz brother is making his own mark in the sport.

The 21-year-old Australian has followed up her breakthrough run at Indian Wells with another deep run in Miami.

“I want to give myself the time to see how my body will react," Jabeur says in the newest 'Vogue Arabia,' adding she wants to "compete for a couple of more years.”

Before each day's play, we'll preview three must-stream matches on the Tennis Channel app.

The American overcame a three-set rollercoaster to return to the round of 16.

The 18-year-old bounced back from Indian Wells disappointment with a dominant win over Paula Badosa in her main draw debut.

The former No. 1 had a rough landing to the Hard Rock Stadium after suffering a delay on his luggage but made up for lost time on Saturday with a solid comeback over the Japanese teenager.

The former No. 8 is back in form after missing the back half of 2025, and doing it his way thanks to a collaboration with New Balance.

The 25-year-old Canadian is just the second man born in the 2000s to reach that milestone, after Jannik Sinner.

"I'm really lucky to witness what he did last night,” said Alcaraz, after putting on a show of his own at Hard Rock Stadium.

Check out who wore what at Hard Rock Stadium—and why Fritz says the tour’s fashion initiative needs to feel “more natural.”

The world No. 1 saved all three break points he faced in a 6-4, 6-4 win inside an electric Hard Rock Stadium.

That’s on either the women’s OR the men’s tour.

The No. 4 seed rallied from a set down to avoid a second straight defeat to the Italian at the Hard Rock Stadium.

The 22-year-old picked up his biggest title to date at the recent Phoenix Challenger.

More top players are picking up vlogging cameras—and the former trailblazer sees big value in it.

The world No. 1 usually makes a statement with his tennis, but this time it was his World Cup shirt that had people talking in Miami.

Plus: Amanda Anisimova and Naomi Osaka each find Australian opponents across the net in their openers Friday.

The 34-year-old has taken out a world No. 3 in back-to-back years at Hard Rock Stadium.

After doctors told her she’d never play tennis, the Brit says the Williams sisters are “the reason that I’m here today.”

The 19-year-old was ranked No. 908 during last year's Miami Open; the world No. 1 isn't surprised by this Rafa's instant success on tour.

The Brazilian teenager lit up Stadium Court with a three-set victory over Fabian Marozsan, and will next face the ATP world No. 1.

Moise Kouame, 17, became the fourth-youngest man to win a Masters 1000 match, and youngest since Nadal in 2003.

Having grown up using a homemade tennis stats system built by his father, the 21-year-old dissects opponents point by point.

Plus: thoughts on the Sunshine Double as the tours move to Miami—and players who you'd have play for your life.

Plus, a preview of Mirra Andreeva vs. McCartney Kessler.

The Miami Open’s top seeds meet the press at Hard Rock Stadium..

After a harrowing journey out of Dubai to Indian Wells, Medvedev was handed another headache upon arrival in Miami.