He’s the first man born in 1998 or later to reach that milestone.

Play initially carried on when the tournament switched to its own backup power generators, before the government declared a state of emergency.

Top-seeded Daniil Medvedev has reached the quarterfinals at the the Dubai Championships by beating hard-serving Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 6-4, 6-4

Azuz Simcich announced on Instagram that he wishes Rybakina "nothing but success and happiness."

The Swiss star talks to the Tennis Insider Club podcast about the impact of motherhood, her triumphant return to the WTA Tour and proving people wrong.

The 19-year-old earned his first ATP Tour win Tuesday night in Acapulco by taking a gritty three-hour battle.

Our panel forecasts an intriguing Sunshine Swing—first eyeing who can kickstart their season with strong results at the BNP Paribas Open and Miami Open.

The Italian cut a stylish figure as he stepped out amid his three-month ban.

For the 77th-ranked qualifier Quentin Halys, who next faces Roberto Bautista Agut, it was his first victory over a Top 10 opponent.

The Spaniard has been candid about her own previous struggles with depression.

For the first time, everyone in the United States has monthly access to all live and on-demand coverage of two of the sport's most important events.

Can Sabalenka and Swiatek reset, and what's next for Rybakina?

The couple are the latest high-profile players to confirm they want to compete.

The American dished about meeting Swift at a Chiefs game in November.

The Russian moved up five spots thanks to her title Saturday in Dubai.

The newest member of the ATP's Top 10 discusses his journey, 'less is more' mindset and upcoming MGM Rewards Slam event.

The former No. 8 missed out on playing Turin despite a strong finish to 2024.

The Doha champ expanded on past emotional struggles in Dubai return.

And for the first time since 2003, this week there are three Americans in the Top 5 of the WTA rankings.

Meanwhile, her partner Katerina Siniakova hits 140 career weeks at No. 1, and another American cracks the Top 10.

"Our team has been informed that Venus is not accepting the wild card this year."

Previewing the week's action in Acapulco, Austin, Dubai and Merida.

Doha finalist Jack Draper also used social media to announce he's pulled out of Dubai.

The 17-year-old was met by hundreds of fans after winning her first WTA 1000 in Dubai.

The latest Whiteout hits winners with its improved stability, added punch and sharp new look.

After Rublev’s warrior week in Doha, are bigger wins still to come?

Rublev credited his mental approach after beating Draper 7-5, 5-7, 6-1 to win the Qatar Open for the second time.

The 17-year-old will celebrate instead with a Coke Zero.

The teen beat Clara Tauson to win her first WTA 1000 title.

The off-court couple previously paired up at 2023 Wimbledon.

Medvedev could play Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in the second round.

A closer look at the equipment of the resurgent American fresh off her Top 20 debut.

While neither player referenced whom their statements were in response to, one can draw a conclusion.

Both players are seeking their first ATP title of the year; for Rublev, a 17th career win and for Draper his third.

On paper, Andreeva is the favorite against Tauson: She’s ranked 24 spots higher (14 to 38) and has already reached a Grand Slam semifinal.

Can Draper cap his under-the-radar run with a third career title, or will a resurgent Rublev power through?

Andreeva is a heavy favorite to win her first WTA 1000, but Tauson won't make it easy.

Fonseca also met with Olympic gold medalist Rebeca Andrade in his Rio homecoming.

A battle between two former world No. 1 juniors who have been riding on different tracks as pros.

If you've been keeping up with The Tennis Traveler, this crossover won't be any surprise.

The Dane won in nearly three hours to make the biggest final of her career.

The No. 5 seed squeaked past Felix Auger-Aliassime, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (5).

At 17, Andreeva is into the biggest final of her career.

The Russian needed eight match points to close out De Minaur and book his place in the Doha semifinals.

Tauson and Muchova have never played, but it’s not hard to imagine that they’ll give us a severe contrast in styles.

Rybakina has a slight edge on the serve and forehand, but Andreeva has the edge when it comes to movement, athleticism, and her two-handed backhand.

Rybakina beat Andreeva in their only previous meeting in 2023, but the Russian was still in her learning-the-ropes phase back then. Will two years of experience be a difference-maker on Friday?