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Andreeva’s Indian Wells return comes with a champion’s menu and bigger expectations
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What Zheng Qinwen learned from the year she had to stop and heal
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'I’m obsessed with becoming a better player': The evolution of Dubai champ Jessica Pegula
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Dubai semifinal preview: Building the case for three Americans and Svitolina
Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula give the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships a rare American presence in the semifinals, while Elina Svitolina looks to break up the party.
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From karate kid to Dubai's luckiest loser, get to know Antonia Ruzic
Croatia's Antonia Ruzic chose tennis over karate as a child, took on Naomi Osaka and her jellyfish-inspired outfit in Melbourne and has now ridden her lucky loser spot all the way into her first WTA 1000 quarterfinal at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
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'There's still a lot I need to learn': Jovic finds her footing in Top 20
Iva Jovic has zoomed from outside the Top 100 to inside the Top 20 in just eight months. On her debut at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, does she see herself as a rookie or as a top name to beat?
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Andreeva embraces the attention, memories as Dubai defending champion
Mirra Andreeva is relishing the memories after returning to Dubai where she is the reigning champion. At media day, Andreeva discussed the added attention, bouncing back from Doha and her excitement to play where she notched her statement win.
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How craft and consistency fueled Karolina Muchova’s dominant week in Doha
After facing some of the tour’s biggest power hitters, Karolina Muchova leaned on disguise, variation and touch to unsettle her opponents and remind everyone at the Qatar TotalEnergies Open that she can stand toe-to-toe with the very best.
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Inside the 'Player’s Box' podcast and the group chat that started it all
What started as a running joke between Jennifer Brady, Desirae Krawczyk, Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula has grown into a 10,000-subscriber show built on unfiltered banter, fan questions and the occasional apple pie bet.
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Pulling back to push forward: How Svitolina found her fight again
Elina Svitolina knew it was time to take a break last fall. And that decision has paid dividends, as the Ukrainian has won 11 of 12 matches to start 2026 and vaulted back into the Top 10.
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