Will the world No. 5 be the upset-loving 20-year-old's next victim?

They’re both playing at a high level at the same time. Who has the advantage when these two are at full strength?

Tauson doesn’t look all that intimidating as she she strolls around the court between points, but she's the rare player who can slug with Sabalenka.

The rankings tell one story: Navarro is No. 8; Bencic is No. 66. But recent results tell a very different tale.

Novak Djokovic was upset by Matteo Berrettini 7-6 (4), 6-2 at the Qatar Open in the Serb’s first match since exiting the Australian Open with a hamstring injury

The answer is yes, and the man right behind him on the rankings—Alexander Zverev—has the biggest chance.

The reveal only came to light ahead of last year’s US Open, but it was weighing on the Italian's mind for much longer.

Despite the hoo-ha over the "convenient" resolution of his case, this outcome is a fair one under the current rules and protocols governing anti-doping.

The 28-year-old Italian gradually took control the rallies, and took the racquet out of the living legend’s hand.

After initially mishearing a question about her love of reading, the world No. 2 promised to share a fuller list of favorites on social media.

Gauff fell in straight sets to fellow American McCartney Kessler after Pegula navigated hours of stormy weather to finish off Liudmila Samsonova on Tuesday.

The newly traded Golden State Warriors star made a surprise appearance in Qatar—and surprised Alcaraz with an overhead smash after his first-round victory.

The Australian, who just turned 26 yesterday, is the first man born in 1999 or later to reach that milestone.

The former Wimbledon champion feels isolated after the WTA Tour opted to keep the suspension of her former coach in place earlier this month.

The former world No. 2 vaulted back up the rankings following a semifinal run at the Australian Open, and talked more about her return to form after winning in Dubai.

Consistency has been an issue for Kenin over the years, but she has the ability to push Kostyuk in Dubai.

The bulk of the WTA's Top 10 is in action on Tuesday, as Gauff and Navarro both seek to put opening losses in Doha behind them.

The 24-time major winner called on WADA and the ITIA to overhaul their processes for dealing with doping cases "because the system and the structure obviously doesn't work."

Plus, find out what happened to make former Doha champion Nikoloz Basilashvili vow to 'never return to compete here again.'

But two seeded players fell on Day 2: No. 10 Daria Kasatkina lost to Sorana Cirstea and No. 13 Beatriz Haddad Maia was eliminated by Anastasia Potapova.

The self-proclaimed fragrance fan had some feedback on the “spicy” offering from Croydon Candles, a UK-based company.

Alcaraz won his sixth straight match. Also on Monday, seventh-seeded Grigor Dimitrov lost 6-4, 6-4 to Jiri Lehecka.

At the third annual event, Team Agassi continued its winning streak.

The American was back on court less than 48 hours after winning her first 1000-level title, but suffered a straight-set loss to countrywoman McCartney Kessler on Monday.

The former world No. 1 battled through a tough first round in Dubai and gave a funny but thoughtful answer to a question about mental health among pro athletes.

The tour's biggest Miami Heat fan dubbed the blockbuster trade that sent her friend Butler to the West Coast as 'kind of sad.'

The Czech swept David Goffin 3-0 for the second time over the three-day event.

And she hasn't just broken into the Top 20, she's SOARED into it, rising from No. 41 to No. 18 after her WTA 1000-level triumph.

With a veteran’s poise and a teen’s fearlessness, the 18-year-old Brazilian beat four Argentines in their home stadium.

He's the youngest Brazilian to win an ATP title in the Open Era.

With tweaks to its unique racquet-bending formula, the latest Clash hits new heights in forgiveness and comfort.

Previewing three top storylines from this week in Dubai, Doha and Rio de Janeiro.

Doha is Djokovic's first since his semifinal retirement at the Australian Open due to a leg injury, and he has been drawn in Carlos Alcaraz's half in the singles event.

Kalinskaya had recorded three Top 10 wins, including over then-No. 1 Iga Swiatek, to reach the final last year.

Humbert served for straight aces in the fourth game of the first set of his 7-6 (4), 6-4 victory over Hamad Medjedovic.

The former world No. 1 is already a mom to Liana, born in 2023, and will welcome her second child nearly a year after retiring.

Top seeds like Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff are on edge and lacking trust in the system following Sinner’s settlement resulting in a three-month ban.

The world No. 1 spoke on designing the tiger seen on her tennis sneakers ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

Or will this 1000 tournament continue to be full of surprises?

The 18-year-old Brazilian defeated former Top 30 player Laslo Djere to reach his first career final at the clay-court event.

Amanda Anisimova has won the Qatar Open for her third career title and first since 2022

The American is set to make her Top 20 debut after winning the biggest title of her career at the Qatar Total Energies Open.

Hours after the settlement was announced, three-time major champion Stan Wawrinka posted on X: "I don't believe in a clean sport anymore ..."

Greater string movement and enhanced stability take the frame’s already impressive spin generation to another level.

Sabalenka faces a possible opening-round rematch with Ekaterina Alexandrova, who defeated the world No. 1 last week in Doha.

The world No. 1 will be eligible to return to action on May 4, in time for his home tournament in Rome.

The Argentine’s victory over the world No. 2 at his hometown event on Friday was his first career win over a Top 2 player.