The world No. 1 “made it fancy” in the final stop of her New York City media tour.

The ITIA said its investigation found that the 26-year-old was "a central figure in a network of players operating on behalf of a match-fixing syndicate."

The American superstar returned to the Grand Slam winning circle in Paris; can she bring her improved game even better in 2026?

She stated her belief that the gambling industry has "become one of the biggest sources of pressure, abuse, and hate in modern sport."

The new “WTA Tour Driven by Mercedes-Benz” will officially launch on January 1, as part of “the most significant partnership” in women’s tennis.

The world No. 9 has launched his official YouTube channel and digital docuseries, promising fans an "unedited and unfiltered" look at his life on tour.

The world No. 1's punch, and the American's counter-punch, made for a great rivalry in 2025

The former No. 1 has been a fixture on the red carpet; next year’s theme is entitled “Costume Art.”

Despite mid-season struggles, the former No. 1 earned the most triumphant moment of the season at Wimbledon.

“I kind of kept telling myself, ‘Just try to get the next point,’” Keys said, after clinching a 5-7, 6-1, 7-6 (8) victory.

A late surge from a former Wimbledon champion looks to set her up for an even stronger 2026.

After topping Sportico's list of highest-earning female athletes for the third straight year, Gauff has added another luxury brand to her endorsement portfolio.

The world No. 1 edged Joao Fonseca after Amanda Anisimova defeated Jessica Pegula.

Longtime Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour presided over the coin toss for the major fashion moment.

The former Wimbledon finalist joins Osaka, Sabalenka, and Paul for The Garden Cup after an injury-hit season.

Paul will play his first match since the US Open at the Garden Cup on Monday.

Sabalenka, Osaka, Kyrgios and Paul have touched down for a star-powered exhibition at Madison Square Garden.

The world No. 2, training for 2026 in Dubai, took a pause to enjoy the final race of the 2025 Formula One World Championship.

From passports to passwords, the app is helping players stay organized and secure across nonstop global travel.

The 35-year-old Romanian's 20th season on the WTA tour will be her final, she said in an Instagram post.

They didn't land in our Top 5, but these matches still thrilled.

Is Carlos Alcaraz the ATP trendsetter of 2025?

With $15,008,519, she surpasses Serena Williams’ previous all-time record of $12,385,572 from 2013.

If this early epic is any indication, they’ll be taking tennis fans to places we’ve never been before.

Don't miss: Madison Keys' shot called in and out—and Frances Tiafoe's exchange with 'Young Sparky.'

From Medvedev’s match point meltdown to Fritz’s “SSOB” headband, the final Grand Slam of the year did not disappoint.

He’s just the sixth man this century to have more than 70 wins and fewer than 10 losses in a single season.

The move is the latest from a handful of Russian players, who have been playing as "neutral" athletes since 2022.

Tennis continues to thrive, as 10 of the 15 athletes are WTA Tour players.

“This is my best match of all time,” he said of his 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4), 2-6, 0-6, 6-4 effort.

The American reached his first quarterfinal in Paris in 2025, but one moment against Lorenzo Musetti left a sour taste.

Hundreds of people paid their final respects to Nicola Pietrangeli days after the tennis great died aged 92.

Last year, she made the biggest jump into the Top 50 on either tour. This year, her momentum didn't stop.

“You can never lose if you give it all, what you have in your heart.”

From crip-walking at the Super Bowl to crashing the Hall of Fame stage, the 23-time Grand Slam winner delivered again.

Clijsters, Hingis and Henin couldn't stay away for good, but Serena's story is different.

The American squad is coming off a runner-up finish to Italy in the women's team competition.

The 23-time major champion appears on an updated ITIA list for the first time since 2022.

Meanwhile, the other year-end No. 1, Aryna Sabalenka, won the most titles on the women’s tour this year with four.

Love is in the air this offseason!

The Spaniard's three-set win in the pair's first meeting sparked the surge that ultimately took him back to No. 1.

The heated exchanges, miscommunications, sarcastic bows, and viral insults that defined this year’s tennis drama.

"I look back on it and I'm glad that I did it," Murray told The Tennis Podcast in a new episode.