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Zheng Qinwen's maturing perspective on success fuels energizing Beijing run
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Bartunkova’s year of growth continues to pay off with a semifinal run in Beijing
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On verge of first WTA 1000 quarterfinal, get to know No. 118 Alina Charaeva
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The first-timers who won the WTA Finals: Could Andreeva or Noskova be next?
Only seven women have won the season-ending championship in their debut, a group that includes Ashleigh Barty, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova. Can either Roland Garros champion Mirra Andreeva or Wimbledon winner Linda Noskova be next?
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Elena Rybakina settles into Beijing as No. 1 after a whirlwind stretch
Elena Rybakina had an event-filled couple of weeks after her triumph at the US Open, but with a quick turnaround, she's ready to compete in her first tournament as World No. 1.
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'I'm seeing that Paula I want to be': Badosa poised to build off summer strides in Asia
After a comeback win vs. Daria Kasatkina, Spain's Paula Badosa is poised to end her 2026 season on a strong foot and capitalize on the Asian Swing that she missed the majority of in 2025.
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'The 5th Grand Slam:' Zheng embraces the home-crowd pressure of Beijing
At the China Open, Zheng Qinwen is soaking in the pressures of playing in front of her fans, while trying to build off a resurgent quarterfinal run at the US Open.
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Ahead of WTA debut in Beijing, get to know 16-year-old junior No. 1 Sun Xinran
From Shenzhen to Serbia, and now a main-draw wild card in Beijing, get to know Sun Xinran as she takes a step beyond the junior game.
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One result at a time, Aryna Sabalenka keeps ending up at the WTA Finals
For all the twists in Aryna Sabalenka’s season, she has once again found her way to the WTA Finals -- proof of the consistency that has kept her among the game’s best.
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Coco Gauff returns to Beijing with room to breathe and work to do
With the pressure of Grand Slams in the past, Coco Gauff will use upcoming tournaments to gauge what needs to improve for 2027, beginning with Beijing.
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