Welcome to our Top 5 Stats of the Year countdown! So far we’ve covered Coco Gauff becoming the youngest woman to beat No. 1 and No. 2 at the same tournament since 2006 and Aryna Sabalenka becoming just the second woman in the last 27 years to sweep both hard-court

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Iga Swiatek's second consecutive season-ending No. 1 ranking helped her collect a second consecutive WTA Player of the Year award on Monday, making her the first woman since Serena Williams to claim that honor twice in a row. Williams, who retired last year, was the

From Coco Gauff becoming the youngest woman to beat the Top 2 at the same tournament in 18 years to Carlos Alcaraz becoming the youngest man ever to win a Grand Slam title on all three surfaces, we’ve covered some incredible feats in our Top 5 Stats of the Year

2024, by the Numbers - 53-23: Overall win-loss record - 17-4: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO QF, RG 4R, W QF, USO runner-up) - 2: Titles (Delray Beach, Eastbourne) - 3: Runner-ups (Munich, US Open, ATP Finals) - 4: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season This year was all

Yesterday we kicked off our Top 5 Stats of the Year countdown with Coco Gauff becoming the youngest woman to defeat the world No. 1 and No. 2 at the same tournament since 2006. Today, the countdown continues with another rare double.

Beating the Top 2 players in the world at the same tournament is already rare, but what about doing it before you even turn 21? That’s exactly what a 20-year-old Coco Gauff did at the WTA Finals in Riyadh a few weeks ago, and it turns out that it’s very

2024, by the Numbers - 50-18: Overall win-loss record - 12-4: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO R-Up, RG 3R, W 1R, USO QF) - 3: Titles (Palermo, Paris Olympics, Tokyo) - 3: Runner-ups (Australian Open, Wuhan, WTA Finals) - 5: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season At Roland Garros

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, continues with Chapter 9: Wide Range of Styles (Watch our feature video above.) - For Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys, CLICK HERE - For Chapter 2: Red Hot Women's Tennis, CLICK HERE - For

We’ve featured some incredible feats from 2024 this week, like Coco Gauff becoming the youngest woman to beat the Top 2 at the same event since 2006, Aryna Sabalenka becoming just the second woman in 27 years to win both hard-court majors in the same season, and Iga Swiatek becoming

2024, by the Numbers - 56-14: Overall win-loss record - 18-1: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO 🏆, RG QF, W DNP, USO 🏆) - 4: Titles (Australian Open, Cincinnati, US Open, Wuhan) - 2: Runner-ups (Madrid, Rome) - 1: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season Aryna Sabalenka being the

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, continues with Chapter 11: A History of Activism (Watch our feature video above.) - For Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys, CLICK HERE - For Chapter 2: Red Hot Women's Tennis, CLICK HERE - For

2024, by the Numbers - 54-17: Overall win-loss record - 16-4: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO SF, RG SF, W 4R, USO 4R) - 3: Titles (Auckland, Beijing, WTA Finals) - 1: Grand Slam doubles title (Roland Garros) - 3: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season 2024 got off

For our sixth annual Heroes Issue, we’ve selected passages from the last 50 years of Tennis Magazine and TENNIS.com—starting in 1969 and ending in 2018—to highlight 50 worthy heroes. Each passage acknowledges the person as they were then; each subsequent story catches up with the person, or highlights their impact,

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, begins with Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys (Watch our feature video above.)

2024, by the Numbers - 61-9: Overall win-loss record - 15-3: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO3R, RG 🏆, W 3R, USO QF) - 5: Titles (Doha, Indian Wells, Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros) - 1: Olympic medal (bronze) - 2: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season Call Iga Swiatek’s 2024

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, continues with Chapter 7: The Future is Now (Watch our feature video above.) - For Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys, CLICK HERE - For Chapter 2: Red Hot Women's Tennis, CLICK HERE - For

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, continues with Chapter 11: A History of Activism (Watch our feature video above.) - For Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys, CLICK HERE - For Chapter 2: Red Hot Women's Tennis, CLICK HERE - For

2024, by the Numbers - 73-6: Overall win-loss record - 23-2: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO 🏆, RG SF, W QF, USO 🏆) - 8: Titles (Australian Open, Rotterdam, Miami, Halle, Cincinnati, US Open, Shanghai, ATP Finals) - 1: Runner-ups (Beijing) - 1: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season

2024, by the Numbers - 41-20: Overall win-loss record - 18-4: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO 4R, RG runner-up, W runner-up, USO 4R) - 1: Titles (Dubai) - 2: Runner-ups (Roland Garros, Wimbledon) - 4: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season As one-title seasons go, Jasmine Paolini’s 2024 was

2024, by the Numbers - 37-9: Overall win-loss record - 16-3: Grand Slam win-loss record (AO SF, RG QF, W RU, USO 3R) - 1: Title (Summer Olympic Games, Gold Medal) - 2: Runner-ups (Wimbledon, Shanghai) - 7: Year-end ranking The Story of the Season Novak Djokovic had an underwhelming