Tournaments

Best of Australian Open Media Day: Keys' Champions Walk, Gauff's 1-Point Slam and more

With the season's first Grand Slam beginning Sunday in Melbourne, the top players took the podium for Australian Open Media Day. From Madison Keys' approach to being a defending champion to Coco Gauff's self-evaluation of the 1 Point Slam, here are the top moments.

Australian Open draw: Keys could face Pegula, Anisimova in path to defend title

The 2026 Australian Open features four past winners and a daunting path for the favorites. Coco Gauff and Mirra Andreeva are projected for a blockbuster quarterfinal, while Madison Keys begins her title defense in a bracket crowded by Jessica Pegula and Amanda Anisimova.

Australian Open 411: Everything to know about the season's first Grand Slam

The 2026 Australian Open will feature four previous winners of the major and in total 11 Grand Slam champions. From dates, prize money, seeds and storylines, here is everything to know about the first major of the season.

United Cup takeaways: Poland’s breakthrough, Bencic’s MVP run, Swiatek’s reset

And just like that, the United Cup came to a close, leaving Poland on top, Belinda Bencic as MVP and plenty more to take away from a memorable start to the season.

United Cup Final 2026: What to know about the Poland vs. Switzerland showdown

Three-time finalist Poland and first-time finalist Switzerland will meet at the championship of the United Cup, where Iga Swiatek will battle Belinda Bencic in women's singles. From time to order of play and previews, here is everything to know about Sunday’s United Cup final.

Preview: Gauff vs. Swiatek and Bencic vs. Mertens headline United Cup final four

Top-tier WTA talent leads the charge on Saturday at the United Cup, where Switzerland faces Belgium and the United States renews its high-stakes rivalry with Poland for a chance at the 2026 title.

Defending champion Bencic, Rybakina lead Abu Dhabi field

Defending champion Belinda Bencic and WTA Finals champion Elena Rybakina lead the WTA 500 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open field, and they'll be joined by Ekaterina Alexandrova, Barbora Krejcikova, Clara Tauson and Victoria Mboko.