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Rankings Watch: Fernandez back in Top 30; Gibson, Birrell break Top 50
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The 2026 Hard-Court Swing stats wrap: Longest matches, MP saves and more
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Back, Ku, Park complete Korean sweep, tie 42-year record in Seoul
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Rankings Watch: Jovic, Quevedo up to new highs; Podoroska soars 117 places
Guadalajara champion Iva Jovic and Sao Paulo champion Kaitlin Quevedo both reach new career highs in the latest edition of the PIF WTA Rankings, while Sao Paulo runner-up Nadia Podoroska rockets up 117 spots.
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Rankings Watch: Rybakina rises to No. 1, Kostyuk breaks Top 10
US Open champion Elena Rybakina becomes the 30th WTA singles World No. 1 this week, while Katerina Siniakova has now notched the second-most weeks as doubles World No. 1 in rankings history. Elsewhere, Marta Kostyuk makes her Top 10 debut and Zheng Qinwen roars back into the Top 100 with a 69-spot jump.
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Bucsa defeats Sakatsume in fourth triple-tiebreak US Open match of Open Era
Cristina Bucsa won the fourth triple-tiebreak match at the US Open in the Open Era over Himeno Sakatsume to advance to the third round for the second year running.
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Rankings Watch: Parry, Li, Bartunkova all hit new career highs
Monterrey champion Diane Parry and semifinalists Ann Li and Nikola Bartunkova all reach new career highs in the latest edition of the PIF WTA Rankings, while runner-up Elise Mertens returns to the Top 20.
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Rankings Watch: Bejlek breaks Top 30; Noskova, Eala reach new career highs
While Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff remain at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, Cincinnati semifinalist Sara Bejlek makes her Top 30 debut in the latest PIF WTA Rankings. Linda Noskova and Alexandra Eala also reach career highs, while Lanlana Tararudee and Mananchaya Sawangkaew make history for Thailand.
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Rankings Watch: Swiatek returns to Top 5, Rybakina narrows gap to No. 1
Toronto champion Iga Swiatek returns to the Top 5 of the PIF WTA Rankings after a four-week absence, while runner-up Elena Rybakina closes to within 54 points of World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka.
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Rankings Watch: Eala makes Top 20 debut, Liutova soars 103 places
In the latest edition of the PIF WTA Rankings, Washington champion Alexandra Eala becomes the first Filipina in history to reach the Top 20, while 16-year-old Memphis champion Kristina Liutova leaps 103 places to a new career high.
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