Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz were named World Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year, respectively, as Novak Djokovic co-hosted.

The Pole split with Nicolas Massu in March, and Cervara ended a short-lived partnership with American Nishesh Basavareddy in April.

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The former Top 40 player revealed that his wife inspired the triumphant run after winning a ballet competition leading into the Oeiras Open.

The tournament director said a comeback in Rome seems “almost impossible” for Alcaraz, who was seen wearing a wrist brace this week.

The left-hander has been limited to four tournaments this season after recovering from a lengthy left-arm injury.

Rybakina lost her last two meetings to the world No. 1 but won her first clay tournament of 2026 last week in Stuttgart.

The men's draw is out and the world No. 1 could face two in-form Americans—Tommy Paul and Ben Shelton—en route to the final.

The Spanish teenager was ranked No. 686 a year ago.

Shelton became the first U.S. man to win a notable clay event since Andre Agassi in 2002—and is eyeing a peak in Paris.

Top seeds conquered Indian Wells, Miami, Charleston, Bogota and Linz, and now Stuttgart and Rouen.

The 23-year-old lefty captured the ATP 500 crown on the clay of Munich, Germany on Sunday afternoon.

The reigning Australian Open champion takes home her second Porsche in three years to kick off her clay-court campaign.

Sinner is No. 1, but Alcaraz is the straw that stirs the drink—and that affects the entire tour.

“A friend of mine passed away yesterday. He was only 13 years old. This win is for him,” an emotional Cobolli said during his on-court interview.

The 21-year-old Frenchman is the first man born in 2004 or later to record 100 tour-level victories in his career.

And in the final year of her career, too.

The 2023 Wimbledon champion said “fear clouded (my) judgment,” and could now be facing up to a four-year ban from tennis.

The Spaniard is set to miss his home Masters 1000 event for the second year in a row.

Muchova was a shocking 0-6 in her head-to-head with the reigning Roland Garros champion but nabbed her first win in three sets on Friday.

The FFT also confirmed that players will be able to wear connected devices as part of a trial at this year's edition.

The top seed will face Francisco Cerundolo next, as Denis Shapovalov and Alex Molcan also advance at the BMW Open by Bitpanda.

The 2024 champion initially took home the car without having a driver’s license.

The former world No. 1 becomes the latest current or former player to enter the podcasting space.

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Cool conditions persist at the BMW Open by Bitpanda, while Shelton and Fonseca advance to the stage of the final eight of the ATP 500 clay-court tournament.

The former doubles world No. 1 made the announcement on social media on Wednesday.

The former world No. 1’s championship hardware is now the second-priciest piece of tennis memorabilia ever sold.

The Spaniard underwent tests on his right wrist Wednesday, according to tournament organizers.

The perfectly legal tactic employed Wednesday naturally drew mixed reactions.

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If she wasn’t a tennis player, the world No. 1 said she would be a “boxer or a model,” and talked through grief and life lessons with Esquire’s editor-in-chief Michael Sebastian.

All will likely need wild cards to avoid the qualifying rounds in Paris.

The Spaniard eased through his opening round at the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell and can wrest the top spot back from Jannik Sinner with a title run this week.

The 18-year-old is the first player born in 2008 to break into the Top 100 of either the WTA or ATP rankings.

Zverev won a third-set tiebreaker to kick off his title defense while the teenaged Fonseca edged past Alejandro Tabilo in straight sets.

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