Singles

Gauff is Forbes' highest-paid female athlete for second straight year

Coco Gauff topped Forbes' 2025 list of highest-paid female athletes with $33 million, followed by Aryna Sabalenka ($30 million) and Iga Swiatek ($25.1 million). Of the 20 athletes listed, half play on the WTA Tour.

By the numbers: The 2025 WTA 125 season

After 53 tournaments spread over 21 countries, the 2025 WTA 125 season has concluded. Find out who won the most titles, who the youngest champions were, what the longest matches were and more here.

WTA fan awards: Match of the year, moments of the year and top fan favorites

It's WTA awards season, and your votes are in! Below are the winners of Match of the Year, Moments of the Year (WTA 1000, 500 and 250) and Fan Favorites of the Year (singles and doubles).

Defending champion Keys among four top 10 players on Adelaide entry list

Defending champion Madison Keys headlines the 2026 Adelaide International entry list that features four top 10 players. Jessica Pegula, Mirra Andreeva, Belinda Bencic and Victoria Mboko are among other notable stars to compete at the WTA 500 event from Jan. 12-17.

How mind, body and timing came together for Amanda Anisimova’s 2025 surge

A rebuilt body, a steadier mindset and belief earned Amanda Anisimova a breakthrough 2025, marked by major finals, wins over the best in the world and a return to the elite.

Insatiable work ethic is the 'X-factor' powering Aryna Sabalenka's dominance

Aryna Sabalenka didn’t hold the top ranking for more than 60 weeks by accident. It took daily work, consistency and an understanding of what the position demands.

Caty McNally on comebacks, full-circle moments and partnering Krejcikova

After an arduous comeback from elbow surgery and a full-circle moment in which she was the only player to win a set from Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon, Caty McNally is now back in the Top 100 and preparing to play doubles alongside Barbora Krejcikova in 2026.