Sofia Kenin came from behind to bring Coco Gauff’s run at the Australian Open to an end on Sunday, winning through to her first Grand...
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Melbourne | Coco dismisses Osaka, Keys out
On a day of major upsets, defending champion Naomi Osaka was added to the list of casualties after going down in straight sets to the teenage phenom, Coco Gauff, at the...
Radat | Konta concedes title to Sakkari
Jo Konta failed in her bid to win her first title on clay and improve her overall personal tally to four but can leave Morocco with a new born feeling of confidence having...
Rabat | Konta claims place in final
Jo Konta reached her seventh Tour final with positive performance over the fourth seeded Ajla Tomljanovic as she continues to build up her confidence to regain her place in...
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Palermo | Bronzetti sets up final match against Begu
Lucia Bronzetti came back from a first-set bagel in the semi-final to see off fellow Italian Jasmine Paolini at the 33rd Palermo Ladies Open on Saturday, and will face Irina-Camelia Begu for the title on Sunday after the Romanian upset 4th-seeded Sara Sorribes Tormo...
Hamburg | Alcaraz poised to lift fifth title of season
Having improved match-on-match during the week, Carlos Alcaraz faced problems in his European Open semi-final in Hamburg courtesy of Alex Molcan but once he got to grips with the Slovak, he powered his way into his fifth final of the season 7-6(2) 6-1.
Gstaad| Ruud and Berrettini to meet in title decider
Casper Ruud and Matteo Berrettini, as the top two seeds at the EFG Swiss Open in Gstaad, Switzerland, have successfully fulfilled the organisers’ hopes of seeing the top two players in the field play off for the title.
Hamburg | Pera upsets Kontaveit to win 2nd title in a row
Unseeded qualifier Bernarda Pera pulled off a major upset by stunning Anett Kontaveit, the World No 2 from Estonia, in straight sets to win the Hamburg European Open on Saturday, a WTA 250 tournament.
Fulnek, Czech Republic | Kvitova’s Hall of Fame
Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova officially opened a Hall of Fame on Thursday, dedicated to her in the spaces of the Knurr Palace in Fulnek, Moravia-Silesia, the town where she was born and grew up in the Czech Republic.