The Australian Open champion was hard pressed to pick which sport would have gotten her a ticket to Milan.

The Canadian teenager avenged an Adelaide final loss to Andreeva to reach the quarterfinals at the Qatar TotalEnergies Open.

The former No. 3 is back in the Top 10 for the first time since becoming a mom and has big plans to not only grow her game but also expand the sporting landscape in Ukraine.

The Italian channeled his skiing past with bespoke Nike apparel unveiled during the Milan-Cortina Games.

The 2014 US Open champion is the first man born in 1988 or later ever to reach that incredible milestone.

The former No. 1’s bagel factory re-opened against Janice Tjen and helped her score a decisive opening-round victory.

The No. 4 seed suffered a second straight defeat since making the Australian Open quarterfinals but remains eager to employ her good form in practice to the match court.

The former No. 8 has been keeping up with the Games in Milan while rediscovering her form in Doha.

The 22-year-old took to social media to hit back at critics of Serena’s GLP-1 weight-loss drug commercial.

The 18-year-old booked a second-round scrimmage with Karolina Muchova after up-ending Alexandra Eala on Monday.

Collignon leads the way, Van Assche vies for another title and Goffin joins the party.

The former world No. 4 is optimistic her right elbow will continue to improve after a comeback victory over Sofia Kenin.

In the meantime, the Canadian teenager is eager to face as many Top 10 players as possible.

Another 20-year-old, Sara Bejlek, also makes her Top 40 debut after winning her first WTA title in Abu Dhabi.

The 28-year-old American is on the comeback trail after injury-riddled seasons, and feels he has a lot left to give.

Federer was on hand to watch the game in person, while Serena made an appearance in a commercial for Ro.

By beating Adrian Mannarino in Sunday's final, Auger-Aliassime won his ninth career title, surpassing Milos Raonic for most singles titles won by a Canadian man all-time.

The former world No. 4 has suffered from an elbow injury, causing her to miss the last two Grand Slam tournaments.

Survey says Swiatek is the most successful Polish athlete, but does the former world No. 1 agree?

The 35-year-old, who plans to retire at the end of 2026, won her fourth career WTA title at the Transylvania Open.

The Canadian is kicking off her WTA 1000 season with a chance a doubles pairing with the two-time Grand Slam champion.

The No. 3 seed could face former world No. 1 Karolina Pliskova and Alexander Eala to kick off her title defense.

Sinner welcomed travelers on the "All Conditions Express" with Paralympic fencing champion Bebe Vio.

The world No. 12 won’t take a ranking hit after pulling out of the 500-level event following the birth of his daughter.

The Brit was previously 0-3 in semifinal matches following her shock major win five years ago, but battled to victory in Romania against Oleksandra Oliynykova in nearly three hours.

The International Tennis Hall of Famer is reportedly getting a new sneaker in celebration of one of his most iconic 'fits.

From completing the Career Slam and winning seven of the last 13 majors he's played to surpassing 13,000 ranking points for the first time and much more, the 22-year-old Spaniard achieved A LOT in Melbourne.

Wearing temporary bat tattoos on her face in honor of the tournament, the 25-year-old is two wins away from a first title at the Transylvania Open.

Eagle-eyed fans spotted a new ring on the world No. 1’s finger ahead of her withdrawal from the first WTA 1000 tournament of 2026.

A new YouTube docuseries tracks the American’s Boca Raton training block ahead of his statement Australian swing.

From winning her last five finals in a row to 10 consecutive wins against Top 10 players and winning 20 of her last 21 matches, she just kept piling on the numbers in Melbourne this year.

In front of a jam-packed stadium chanting her name, Eala rallied from 4-0 and 5-2 third-set deficit, and saved a match point, to defeat Aliaksandra Sasnovich and reach the quarterfinals.

Tea was indeed spilled—check out the highlights in our rundown.

Nine of the Top 10 will descend on the Qatar TotalEnergies Open for the first WTA 1000 tournament of 2026.

The former world No. 14 took down Valentin Royer in the first round at the Open Occitanie.

A breakout star at the Australian Open, the Ukrainian announced her decision was due to Anna Bondar’s participation in a Russian tournament.