With videoBack, Park and Ku repeat South Korea's 1984 feat in Seoul
All three home wild cards advanced at the Korea Open. Park and Ku earned their first WTA main-draw wins after Back's victory on Monday.
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With videoAll three home wild cards advanced at the Korea Open. Park and Ku earned their first WTA main-draw wins after Back's victory on Monday.
With videoLuisa Stefani and Gabriela Dabrowski beat Rogers and Zamarripa in a match tie-break. Kaitlin Quevedo came from behind against Nadia Podoroska in the singles final.
With videoA week after winning the US Open, Zverev beats Prizmic 6–2, 6–4 to seal Germany's 3–1 victory over Croatia and a place in the Bologna finals.
With videoThe Brazilian-Canadian pair led Rogers and Zamarripa 4-3 in the opening set. The doubles final remained suspended when the official score was checked.
With videoThe 18-year-old American wins the final 6-4, 6-2, completes the WTA 500 without dropping a set and claims her second tour singles title.
With videoGustavo Heide beat Stan Wawrinka in three sets in Rio to give Brazil a 2–0 lead. The doubles match offers a chance to clinch a place in the 2027 Qualifiers.
With videoPlaying his first Davis Cup match on home soil, João Fonseca wins 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 to take the opening point against Switzerland in Rio.
With videoThe defending champion beats Frech 6-2, 6-1 without dropping serve. Bucsa awaits in Friday’s semifinal after defeating Bejlek.
With videoQuevedo beat Naná Silva in straight sets to end Brazil's singles campaign. Stefani and Dabrowski advanced in doubles with a win over Pereira and Souza.
With videoThe American recovers two breaks in the second set to defeat Janice Tjen and set up a quarterfinal against Peyton Stearns at the Mexican WTA 500.
With videoThe 2023 and 2025 champion has been confirmed for the Erste Bank Open. The event runs from October 24 to November 1, with main-draw play starting October 26.
With videoThe Brazilian has 1,200 points in the September 14 update. The event for players aged 20 and under returns to Italy, with Reggio Calabria as its host.