While the turnaround is quick, Sabalenka is maximizing her opportunity to enjoy her victory.

The world No. 1 saved championship point to edge rival Rybakina on a scorching Sunday.

At 24, he’s actually by far the youngest player to win all six Masters 1000 hard-court titles in the series’ history.

The 38-year-old is 7-2 across two hard-court appearances thus far in 2026.

After losing his first six matches to the 2021 US Open champ, the Italian has won eight of the last nine.

"I was crying in the locker room because I was sad that I was missing my son's birthday. And [partner Katerina Siniakova] was, like, 'OK, we do this for AJ.'"

The world No. 2 talks about an "important night" while previewing his showdown with Medvedev.

The world No. 1 had been a flawless 16-0 in 2026 coming into their final four clash in tennis paradise on Saturday.

The Swiss-Italian duo topped Dabrowski and Glasspool on a sizzling Saturday afternoon.

The world No. 1 looks to avenge January's Australian Open final defeat, her only loss in 2026 so far.

The American is among the contenders vying for the ATP Challenger 175 title in Phoenix this week.

Can Medvedev pick up his first win against Alcaraz since the 2023 US Open?

After losing four straight matches to Zverev, Sinner has won the last five.

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The pair of superstars are each a win away from their first 2026 encounter.

The 20-time Grand Slam champ’s fortune reached an estimated $1.1 billion, powered by endorsements and a savvy investment in Swiss brand On.

Controversy emerged Thursday when the reigning champion lost a point he previously won due to a 'distracting' hand gesture late in the second set.

The Australian Open champion faces the in-form Ukrainian in the BNP Paribas Open semifinals.

The world No. 1 didn’t hold back when asked about Naomi Osaka’s move from Evolve back to IMG: “I don’t think that’s a smart decision.”

But don’t expect the world No. 2 to go head-to-head with Carlos Alcaraz on the greens anytime soon.

The top seed has had to juggle numerous on- and off-court obligations since rising to the top of women’s tennis.

He defeated Arthur Fils on Thursday to reach his first career semifinal at Indian Wells—the only one he was missing.

In front of a live audience, BG, Coco and Chris brought the show to the BNP Paribas Open.

After one of the matches of the year, we look ahead to what's next for the defending champ.

The last player to beat the surging Pegula? That would be Rybakina.

The American overcome a second-set scare, and booked a BNP Paribas Open quarterfinal showdown with Elena Rybakina.

“I’m gonna have to have a lot of discipline to just finish the point even a couple of times,” Iga says.

The Brit improved his is 3-5 against the Spaniard—a record many of his tour-mates would love to have.

The former No. 1 echoed criticism from Taylor Fritz that Murphy is too quick to start the shot-clock between points.

The Frenchman, through to the quarterfinals in Indian Wells, changed his serve and forehand technique during a nearly eight-month break.

The 19-year-old says she can’t quite believe she’s in the Top 10 already, but she’s playing like she belongs.

Tien has had the crowd with him in Indian Wells, and likely will again on Thursday.

The Frenchman is just 21, but these two have already played six times.

The 21-year-old Australian is ranked 120th, and she had to win two qualifying matches to make the main draw.

Elsewhere, Jamaica's Blaise Bicknell continues his climb back up the rankings after qualifying.

The young American has improved much in the last 12 months, honing what was already innate talent.

The 19-year-old Brazilian pushed the world No. 2 to two tiebreaks in their first meeting on Court One.