WTA
“I want to win everything that I play” : how Pavlyuchenkova found her path with her brother’s help
After reaching the Roland-Garros final and halving her ranking in two months, winning has become a habit for Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova. Now paired with her brother and coach Aleksandr, she tells Tennis Majors about how she fights through obstacles to find her best tennis.
Hopman Cup set to return in 2022
The popular mixed team event is set to be restored to the calendar in 2022, but probably moving from its Perth home to somewhere in Europe
WTA adds 4 tournaments to post US Open swing; WTA Finals status yet to be confirmed
The WTA Tour has released an updated calendar for the 2021 season with the post US Open swing looking a lot fuller than last year
Kiki Bertens, former world No 4 and 10-time WTA titlist, calls it a career
Dutchwoman Kiki Bertens, a former world No.4 and tour de force on the clay, has announced her retirement from the WTA Tour.
Olympics, Puerto Rico, Rio: 10 questions about Monica Puig
Monica Puig is the first athlete from Puerto Rico to win an Olympic gold medal. Here are the responses to some common questions you might have about the 27-year-old
Naomi Osaka hits out at critics after magazine cover shots
Schedule, tickets, prize money: 10 questions about 2021 Canadian Open
On the rise: How Krejcikova, Zidansek, Martincova, Burel and Kalinina have charged up the rankings in 2021
Yulia Putintseva defeats Anhelina Kalinina for second career title at Hungarian Grand Prix
Tamara Zidansek claims maiden WTA title, defeating France’s Clara Burel in Lausanne final
Barbora Krejcikova triumphs on home soil, claiming her third title of 2021 at Prague
Alert: Tamara Zidansek and Clara Burel reach WTA Lausanne final
Alert: French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova to meet Tereza Martincova in Prague Open final
Retirement at 32, Roland-Garros semis, family turmoil: 10 questions about Timea Bacsinszky
“You don’t see too many young (British) players coming through, who have all the criteria: Raducanu looks like she’s the real deal”
77 consecutive weeks – and counting – for Ashleigh Barty as WTA No 1
Top-seeded Kvitova knocked out of Prague by qualifier Sramkova
Naomi Osaka wins ESPY award in first public appearance since Roland-Garros withdrawal
Watch: Ashleigh Barty’s family reaction to her Wimbledon winning moment
Evonne Goolagong Cawley says Ashleigh Barty “certainly did” make her proud