The runaway POTY pick secured her first Year-End WTA No. 1 after a dominant season that still left plenty of room for improvement in 2025.

Edging Carlos Alcaraz by a single vote in our editor poll, Sinner's strong finish to a breakthrough season clinched one last win; how much farther can he climb in 2025?

Swiatek captured a fourth Roland Garros title but will look to shake off an underwhelming and surprising end to her season with new coach Wim Fissette in 2025.

A wildly successful season saw Alcaraz fall one vote short of the top spot, but can the Spaniard gain a more permanent upper hand on the field in 2025?

We’ve been counting down our Top 5 Stats of the Year, and we’re at No. 1. Fittingly, it’s about the No. 1 of all No. 1s.

Today on our Top 5 Stats of the Year countdown, an ATP star wins majors on every surface in record time.

This week we’re counting down our top five stats of the year. Today, talk about performing under pressure…

This week we’re counting down our top five stats of the year. Today, it's an elusive hard-court double.

Osaka was unranked when she returned to the tour at the start of the year, and finished the year just outside the Top 50.

Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek had the most match wins on the women’s tour for the third consecutive year.

Sinner’s eight titles in 2024 was the most for a man in a single season since Andy Murray won nine in 2016.

Canada's Dabrowski and Canada-born New Zealander Routliffe capped 2024 with victory at the WTA Finals, stamping their authority on the top of the game.

But problems with consistency and health remain.

One reached new heights, one returned to top-tier form, one retired—and then didn't.

As Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, and the next generation of stars become more difficult to beat, the 37-year-old veteran will have to work even harder in the season to come.

Although setting records so soon in his career, the Spaniard has plenty of reflection to do looking ahead into the 2025 season.

While Dimitrov found himself in the Top 10 for the first time in five years, Tsitsipas's off-court relationships resulted in a ranking drop.