Between Swiatek, Andreescu, Sabalenka, Anisimova, Jabeur, Sakkari, Teichmann and Kasatkina, there's something—and, more likely, many things—for everyone to enjoy.

The two US Open champions born of Romanian immigrants played their first match at the Foro Italico only for Raducanu's body to betray her early in the second set.

Pondering the Paris possibilities of four women who have earned surprising triumphs at the US Open and are now pursuing success on the clay.

Pegula and Andreescu have never met in a tour-level match. Which player advances to the quarterfinals Tuesday?

Back from injury, Andreescu is quickly rediscovering her imposing form.

The 2019 US Open champion defeated Danielle Collins in Madrid to improve to 9-5 against Top 10 players.

In their debut exchange about tennis topics, David Kane and Stephanie Livaudais tackle the recent discourse surrounding the Mutua Madrid Open’s decision not to award a wild card to veteran Fernando Verdasco.

Last year's Stuttgart finalist, the Belarusian is into her second quarterfinal of the year after defeating Andreescu in three sets.

It's been quite some time since we last saw Andreescu in a big match, but Sabalenka's service woes should give the Canadian a chance to keep this close.

Back on court for the first time in nearly seven months, the Canadian will next face No. 3 seed Aryna Sabalenka.