Analysis
Naomi Osaka in 2020: US Open champion, off-court leader
Naomi Osaka stepped up in 2020, with a third Grand Slam title on the court and a new role as a voice for good. Here's our season review.
Serena Williams in 2020: Chase for 24 goes on
In a year that began with victory in Auckland, Serena Williams missed out on the US Open title and her 2020 campaign fizzled out with an injury at Roland-Garros. Here's our review of her season.
Petra Kvitova in 2020: No title, but a Grand Slam renaissance
World No 8 Petra Kvitova will look back at 2020 as a successful year in which she revitalised her performances in Grand Slams. We review her season.
Coco Gauff in 2020: From off the court leader to career-high ranking
After beginning the year by reaching the fourth round at the Australian Open, Coco Gauff proved herself a leader off the court and a massive talent on it as she ended with a career-high ranking to take into 2021. Here is our season-recap for the 16-year-old.
Kiki Bertens in 2020: Real-life and virtual back-to-backs despite Achilles’ agony
Kiki Bertens finished 2020 where she started it: ranked No 9 in the world. Injuries were a problem, but she hopes to come back stronger in 2021 following Achilles' surgery.
Sofia Kenin in 2020: The player of the year few saw coming
Ash Barty in 2020: The World No 1’s bizarre year
Cracking down on tennis fans – why gifs are so controversial
From Zizou Bergs to Dominic Thiem: low-ranked players that came full circle
Nadal, Federer or so many : Who is the GOAT after Roland-Garros?
Nadal 6-0 in a set over Djokovic — a blow that will always resonate
Is it possible to halt a Nadal-Novak Roland-Garros final?
A quick turnover — half of last year’s quarterfinalists are gone in the women’s draw
Fear of positive Covid-19 tests affecting motivation at Roland-Garros
Rome recap: Halep on top form, expanded players pool and more
Rome Masters recap: Djokovic’s win, Nadal’s loss, and what you might have missed
Analysis: What we learned from Vasek Pospisil about the PTPA
For a Grand Slam final without the Big 3, Thiem and Zverev are the perfect match
Fate plays a hand as Osaka completes fitting victory
