Rublev might seem like the clear pick when looking at this matchup, but Auger-Aliassime has given him some trouble in the past.

The Pole was the winner on Saturday, but so was this rivalry, and the potential it has for the future. May the Swiatek-Sabalenka era begin.

The men’s event has been injury-ravaged, but it will end with an intriguing final between two popular players getting a rare shot at a Masters 1000 title.

The Pole improved her head-to-head record with Sabalenka to 7-3 and has won her last seven finals—since her loss to Sabalenka here in 2023.

That’s on the men’s OR women’s tour. The world No. 1 has won her last seven finals in a row, too.

The world No. 1 saved three match points and flipped the script in a rematch of last year’s final, as she surged to her third title of the year in the Spanish capital.

Swiatek was our pre-tournament pick to win this event, but will she finish the job against the player that beat her in last year's final?

The apparel line features breathable and lightweight fabrics in striking blacks, whites and a “spark” of yellow that promote maximum airflow and unfettered movement.

Sinner joins world No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz on the sidelines after the Spaniard withdrew from Rome a day earlier due to a right forearm injury.

Is the world No. 1 set to win the lone notable clay-court event that has eluded her trophy cabinet?

The Canadian advanced to his first Masters 1000 final Friday after the Czech's bid was dashed by a sudden back problem.