Coco Gauff and Madison Keys are among a top American contingent who have moved through at the 2025 Madrid Open after wins ...

With wins over Ann Li and Anna Kalinskaya, Coco Gauff and Madison Keys advanced to the Round of 16 -- and four more U.S. players are still in the hunt.

"I think the WTA is kind of forcing us more to play the events, even when sometimes we would pass them," said Swiatek.

Remember the last time Coco Gauff played doubles? The post Locked In and Loud Coco Gauff Powers Her Partner’s Madrid Open ...

Friday April 25, 2025 World No.3 Jessica Pegula is enjoying her time as the top-ranked American woman these days, with Coco ...

World No.2 Iga Swiatek faces rising pressure in Madrid as key rivals close the ranking gap. With her dominance under threat, ...

If Swiatek wins the WTA 1000 event, she’s safe at No. 2—but if she loses at any point, Pegula and Gauff could strike.

Coming forward more often, mixing in drop shots and trusting her touch, Aryna Sabalenka's game is evolving beyond brute force -- and the results are starting to show on clay.

Her results in 2025 have not lived up to expectations so far, considering that she reached the semifinals in Melbourne Park, ...

Earlier Thursday, world No. 7 Mirra Andreeva, who will turn 18 on Tuesday, reached the third round by defeating Marie Bouzkova 6-3, 6-4, while Brazil's Bia Haddad Maia rallied to beat Bernard Pera 2-6 ...

Coco Gauff always relishes the chance to play on clay courts, but she was in turmoil in her opening match at the Madrid Open ...