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Stephens advances to French Open qualifying final round; Andreescu, Pliskova fall
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Sabalenka, Rybakina, defending champion Swiatek lead Wimbledon entry list
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Nahimana, Kabbaj make history for Burundi, Morocco in Rabat
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Mboko, Fernandez set all-Canadian quarterfinal meeting in Strasbourg
Top seed Victoria Mboko posted her first clay-court win of 2026 over Lois Boisson in the Internationaux de Strasbourg second round, while Leylah Fernandez battled past Magdalena Frech in 2 hours and 48 minutes. The two Canadians will meet for the second time in the quarterfinals.
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Andreescu cruises, Pliskova rallies to advance at Roland-Garros qualifying
Former US Open champion Bianca Andreescu and former world No. 1 Karolina Pliskova advanced to the second round of Roland-Garros qualifying on Tuesday. Pliskova rallied from a set down after a slow start, while Andreescu cruised past French teen Daphnee Mpetshi Perricard in straight sets.
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Stephens, Zidansek, Trevisan advance in French Open qualifying
Former Roland-Garros finalist Sloane Stephens, and semifinalists Tamara Zidansek and Martina Trevisan opened French Open qualifying with victories Monday in Paris. Former junior champion Alina Korneeva also advanced while top seed Lanlana Tararudee suffered an early exit.
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With more at stake than a match, Oliynykova battles past Eala in Strasbourg
Oleksandra Oliynykova pulled off a thrilling comeback to defeat Alexandra Eala in the Internationaux de Strasbourg first round, and explained afterwards that she needed to win in order for her father -- on leave from the Ukrainian army -- to watch her live for the first time in two years.
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Rankings watch: Cirstea, 36, becomes oldest player to make Top 20 debut
Sorana Cirstea is officially a Top 20 player for the first time at age 36 after her semifinal run in Rome, making her the oldest player in WTA history to debut inside the Top 20. Elina Svitolina rises to No. 7 following her Rome title, while Zeynep Sonmez becomes the highest-ranked Turkish player in history.
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Vote: What was the best shot of Week 2 in Rome?
We've rounded up the five best shots from the second week of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia in Rome. Which shot do you think was best? Vote for your favorite below.
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Beyond the favorites: 5 players who could shake up the Roland Garros draw
Linda Noskova, Sorana Cirstea, Hailey Baptiste, Anastasia Potapova and Anhelina Kalinina have each enjoyed success on clay this season. Entering Roland Garros, they represent a few of the potential landmines for top seeds looking to make deep runs.
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