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Gauff is the highest-paid female athlete for third straight year
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What a week! Mboko attends Chanel fashion show, meets Prime Minister
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Gauff wins Footwear News' Style Influencer of the Year award
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A force on court and off, Gauff named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 list
Coco Gauff, 21, has been named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 list. The Florida native has won three Grand Slam titles, is 11th all-time in prize money and boasts a host of prestigious endorsement deals across industries.
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How a rare nervous condition helped Kaja Juvan reset her approach to tennis
Kaja Juvan was sidelined for 12 months after being diagnosed with functional neurological disorder -- but what she learned about psychology enabled her to rethink her entire approach to tennis and return to the Top 100 in less than a year.
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Eala reflects on breakthrough season -- and what lies ahead -- in 'Vogue'
After a breakthrough season in 2025, Alexandra Eala is "hungry to do even more and to work even harder," she told Vogue Philippines. Eala finished 2025 with a 40-26 record and became the first Filipina to break into the Top 50 of the PIF WTA Rankings.
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Rankings Watch: Zhang, Udvardy, Ruse return to Top 100
Zhang Shuai, Panna Udvardy and Elena-Gabriela Ruse have all returned to the Top 100 in this week's edition of the PIF WTA Rankings after winning titles last week.
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Jones, Diyas, Mandlik win Australian Open wild cards
Former junior No. 1 Emerson Jones, Asia-Pacific Wild Card Playoff champion Zarina Diyas and USTA Wild Card Challenge Elizabeth Mandlik have all earned main-draw wild cards to the 2026 Australian Open.
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There was plenty to be thankful for on the Hologic WTA Tour in 2025
As we reflect on the 2025 season, there was plenty to be thankful for, from the PIF WTA Maternity Fund Program to remarkable parity to breakthroughs from lower-ranked players. Our experts make their picks for what they're most thankful for.
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Defending champion Bencic will return to Abu Dhabi in 2026
World No. 11 Belinda Bencic will return to Abu Dhabi next year for the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open. The 28-year old is the defending champion of the event, and the Swiss star also won the title in 2023. Rising star Alexandra Eala also returns to the field.
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