Jelena Ostapenko powered past world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka Monday to win the Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart, Germany. In a contest between two of the best linear ballstrikers on the WTA Tour, Ostapenko ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, the tensions of electronic line calling on clay, the case for ...

Holger Rune surges back in the worlds top 10 after shocking home favourite Carlos Alcaraz in the Barcelona Open final; watch ...

Can Tyler O'Neill get it started with a deep shot at Great American Ball Park ... Keeping that in mind, let's breakdown the Friday April 18 slate. Will Juan Soto stay hot at the plate after two homers ...

"When I got broken in the first set, I thought to myself that I don't need to hit every shot on the line," added ... suit him extremely well, its very hot and very fast. They suit me as well ...

From a historic Roland Garros title as a teenager to a measured, dominant run in Stuttgart, Jelena Ostapenko’s game -- and mindset -- have evolved.

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Eight Top 30 players, including five of the Top 6 players in the PIF WTA Rankings, are set for Saturday’s blazing ...

Sabalenka's opening match at the WTA 500 event came against her former doubles partner, who had the chance to break her serve at 4-4 in the opening set. However, the top seed recovered to hold ...

Semifinals day at the WTA Stuttgart Open features two exciting matchups between in-form contenders on indoor clay. As ever, ...

Sabalenka locked horns with Elise Mertens in the quarterfinals of the WTA 500 event ... disagreed with chair umpire Miriam Bley after her shot was called out while she was facing break point.

The entire WTA Top 4 were in action on Quarterfinals ... but only one of them—the world No. 1—was able to survive. Top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka, who was actually playing her first match of ...