WTA

Saturday wrapped with two titles and two very different kinds of wins. Adelaide was pure acceleration, Andreeva got stronger as the match

Thursday felt like one of those tennis days where the market hates what happens next. A defending champion goes out, a wild

A very “tennis bettor” kind of day in Australia: a match finishing 24 hours later, a withdrawal that reshaped a quarterfinal path,

Tuesday’s WTA action was packed with high-stakes moments, emerging names, and a bit of history. At Hobart, Tatjana Maria defeated Venus Williams

It didn’t take long for this week’s WTA slate to get chaotic. Two seeded players went out in Hobart, including defending champion

Aryna Sabalenka and Elina Svitolina both looked sharp in their finals tune-ups before the Australian Open, winning titles in straight sets without

Friday’s WTA slate featured major momentum shifts and key upsets. No. 11 Karolina Muchova ended Elena Rybakina’s 13-match win streak, Aryna Sabalenka

Thursday’s WTA action delivered a mix of marathon thrillers and dominant straight-set wins. Madison Keys pulled off one of the gutsiest performances

Auckland delivered an early shake-up when Francesca Jones knocked out No. 2 seed Emma Navarro in three sets, and it wasn’t a