Coco Gauff again treated Asia like a practice session—and again left with a big title, in WuhanAt Shanghai, Valentin Vacherot, ranked 204th, completed a stunning nine-match run with a flawless final set against his own cousin.By Steve Tignor Oct 12, 2025
“We’re working on new things,” Jannik Sinner says after Beijing triumphNow No. 2, Sinner is the hunter rather than the hunted again. The switch suited him at the China Open.By Steve Tignor Oct 01, 2025
Carlos Alcaraz says 2025 is his "best season so far without a doubt" after winning in TokyoOn his blisteringly consistent week in Japan, and what it shows about the fast-court upgrades he has made in his game since the spring.By Steve Tignor Sep 30, 2025
Clutch play wins team comps for Jasmine Paolini, Taylor Fritz; Iga Swiatek shines in SeoulHere are three takeaways, as the summer tennis swing turns to fall.By Steve Tignor Sep 22, 2025
Teen queens crowned: Iva Jovic, Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah claim first WTA titlesAmerican Jovic, 17, triumphed in Guadalajara while French 19-year-old Rakotomanga Rajaonah lifted the trophy in Brazil.By TENNIS.com Sep 15, 2025
How Carlos Alcaraz put a 'difficult month' behind him with his first Monte Carlo titleIt all began, as it often does for him, with a smile: 'Seeing the hard work pay off makes me really happy.'By Steve Tignor Apr 13, 2025
With clay titles, Jenson Brooksby and Jessica Pegula made 2025 all the more promisingThe two Americans earned milestone wins in Houston and Charleston. Will that set them up for spring success?By Steve Tignor Apr 07, 2025
Jessica Pegula and Emma Navarro got up after early-season stumbles to win their first titles of 2025With the big U.S. events around the corner, the cast of American women contenders grew larger.By Steve Tignor Mar 03, 2025
Carlos Alcaraz, Belinda Bencic or Denis Shapovalov: Whose title run could be the most significant for 2025?February is the season of small victories. Lots of them. Sometimes, though, they can be building blocks.By Steve Tignor Feb 10, 2025
Felix Auger-Aliassime—surprise, surprise—becomes the first two-title men’s champ of 2025But the former Top 10 player knows he's running a marathon, not a sprint: “The focus is on being consistent with what’s in my control and how well I do my work."By Steve Tignor Feb 02, 2025
The Top 5 most important developments of a manic first week of the 2025 tennis seasonInjury tripped up Opelka and Osaka at the finish line; Rybakina moved forward ... then back; Sabalenka survived a new Kudermetova; the U.S. won United Cup; and Gauff vs. Swiatek turned spicy, then icy.By Steve Tignor Jan 05, 2025
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, Jack Draper show big-match poise in Basel, ViennaFor the better part of two decades, the men’s game has been waiting, hoping, praying, for a youthful revolution. In 2024, the tour finally got its wish.By Steve Tignor Oct 27, 2024