Raducanu storms past Kerber in Stuttgart
Having helped Team GB to the finals of the Billie Jean Cup by winning two rubbers against France last week, Emma Raducanu continued her impressive
Swiatek quite happy to give social media a wide berth
Iga Swiatek has revealed her habit of turning off social media during tournaments and just going about her business on court. The world No. 1 will
Halep remains confident despite injury pullout
A precautionary pullout due to knee pain has not dulled the optimism of Simona Halep as the former No. 1 returns to tennis after overturning
Collins stays on path to retirement despite Charleston title
Danielle Collins defied the odds to win her second WTA title in a row on Sunday but will not change her plan to retire at
Saudi money talks: WTA Finals heading to Riyadh
Saudi millions and a lengthy lobbying campaign paid dividends on Thursday as the WTA sent the year-end Finals to the kingdom for a three-year run. The
Retiring Collins rises to the occasion with Miami title
Danielle Collins turned in a title-winning Miami Masters performance on Saturday which put her looming tennis retirement on the back burner. The American who has
ATP set for mega-payday in Masters bidding war
The ATP has set off a bidding war among Gulf states awash in oil money, with the men’s sanctioning body expecting millions to roll in
Alexandrova swats Swiatek in Miami upset
Top seed Iga Swiatek went down in the fourth round of the Miami Masters under a barrage of 31 winners from Ekaterina Alexandrova to lose her chance
Rybakina blows into Miami quarters
Last year’s finalist Elena Rybakina toughed out gusty conditions on Monday to reach the last eight of the Miami Masters with a 6-3, 7-5 defeat
Shelton survives US loss earthquake
American Ben Shelton emerged a Miami Masters survivor on Sunday a day after three compatriots were bounced out in the second round. The No. 17