The Italian is just the fourth man ever to win that many matches in a row at Masters 1000 events, after the Big 3.

He wasn’t even in the Top 200 six months ago.

The American shared a heartfelt eight-minute video on social media after her appearance was picked apart online.

The world No. 1, a four-time runner-up in Stuttgart, didn't specify the injury, saying only that she sustained it after beating Coco Gauff in the Miami Open final last month.

The other two are just as compelling, with Sinner facing Auger-Aliassime and De Minaur meeting hometown hero Vacherot.

The 22-year-old has been working his way back from injury since October.

The Brazilian hit 105 m.p.h. on the radar gun during his 6-3, 6-2 victory Thursday.

The Canadian is just the third player born in the 2000s to achieve the feat, after exactly who you’d expect.

Before pulling off a big comeback in the second set of her 6-4, 7-5 win, Ostapenko decided she'd heard enough from a heckler.

The four-time Roland Garros champion hired Francisco Roig, Nadal’s longtime second coach, ahead of the clay season.

The Italian, who won in 49 minutes, is just the third man this century to double bagel a Top 10 player.

You know the Bryan brothers, and the Pliskova twins ... but how many tennis pros have actually become the parents of twins?

The Bulgarian dropped to 2-7 on the year after missing considerable time in 2025 due to a pectoral muscle injury.

Driven out of her homeland by Russian bombs in 2022, the teen would find safety in the U.S., and a refuge on tennis courts in The Bronx.

Barcelona, Rome qualifying, Geneva and Roland Garros are his planned upcoming clay-court targets.

The Italian lifted the trophy with authority, but the Spanish qualifier’s journey defined the week.

And with the top spot up for grabs in Monte Carlo this week, which one will get their 67th week there next week?

From sleep tracking to biometric wearables, players are optimizing recovery like never before—but not everyone is convinced.

The Old Dominion University alum has already changed her schedule with an eye towards returning to the Mutua Madrid Open.

Pegula can now proudly claim an (almost) matching set.

Pegula becomes the first woman to win consecutive titles in Charleston since Serena Williams,

The big-hitting 19-year-old stormed to the first ATP title of his career at the clay-court event on Sunday afternoon.

The former Roland Garros junior champion is now through to the first ATP clay-court final of his career.

The defending champion called herself “a cat with nine lives” after winning a fourth straight three-setter this week.

The Old Dominion University alum is in the midst of a career breakthrough and hopes to keep the good vibes going in her first WTA final.

The Spaniard is playing his first tour-level clay-court event this week, while the Argentine is set to crack the Top 100 for the first time at 36.

They’re tied for the highest-ranked mothers on the WTA singles rankings in almost 15 years.

The 27-year-old couldn't wait for his full-circle moment; now it's just about here.

The powerful American long cited clay as her least favorite surface but may be turning a corner after learning to love the high-bouncing courts.

Which player will walk away with the No. 1 ranking at tournament's end?

The defending champion has had to come back from 0-2 down in her last three matches to make a fourth straight semifinal.

The four-time major winner fielded an array of fan questions while peeling back the curtain back during his Indian Wells triumph.

“It’s great to just have conversations with her and see her,” says the tour’s “ultimate” crowd-pleaser.

"Them wanting to come is awesome," said Tiafoe of the four Houston Rockets in attendance. "They've got a different respect for [tennis] once they come live."

The two recently announced partnerships with Nintendo and Pegula opened up about a lifelong love of gaming at the Credit One Charleston Open.

"Every Spanish player is a warrior. From Nadal to Alcaraz, everyone is a fighter... It’s in our DNA," the 19-year-old said afterwards.

The world No. 4 begins a “new chapter” training at the Rafa Nadal Academy after her shock Miami loss.