Videos - This month

World No. 39 Emma Navarro captured the Strasbourg clay-court title with a hard-fought 6-0, 5-7, 6-2 victory over World No. 9 Victoria Mboko. The two-hour and 20-minute final showcased Navarro's resurgence on the dirt, halting the Canadian's impressive recent momentum to secure the championship.

Andrey Rublev avenged a previous defeat to Valentin Royer with a clinical straight-sets victory in the opening round of Dubai. The World No. 18 required just 84 minutes to assert his dominance on the hard court, bouncing back immediately after his recent semi-final run against Carlos Alcaraz.

Andrey Rublev extends his impressive hard-court form with a gritty three-set victory over Ugo Humbert. The world number 18 advances in Dubai after a two-hour, 23-minute battle, halting the Frenchman's momentum following his opening-round upset of Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Tereza Valentova secured a hard-fought quarterfinal victory over compatriot Marie Bouzkova on hard courts, avenging her recent grass-court defeat. The 64th-ranked Czech outlasted the world No. 21 in a grueling two-hour and 43-minute battle, highlighting her rising form on the WTA tour.

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka asserts her dominance on hard courts, capturing the Brisbane title with a clinical straight-sets victory over Marta Kostyuk. Despite Kostyuk’s momentum following a stunning semifinal upset of Jessica Pegula, Sabalenka’s power and experience proved decisive in the championship match.

World No. 15 Naomi Osaka continued her flawless transition to grass, dispatching 52nd-ranked Xinyu Wang in straight sets to reach the Bad Homburg final. Osaka’s commanding 69-minute victory underscores her dominant recent form, halting Wang’s impressive resurgence on the surface.

After dropping the opening set, world No. 36 Qinwen Zheng rallied to defeat No. 68 Sofia Kenin 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 in the second round of the 2026 Madrid tournament. The one-hour, 48-minute clay-court victory mirrors Zheng’s recent hard-court comeback win over the American earlier this season.

Donna Vekic secured a notable upset on the London grass, defeating world No. 28 Marie Bouzkova 7-6(9), 6-3 to advance from the second round. The 76th-ranked Croatian utilized her aggressive baseline game to edge a tense opening tiebreak, halting Bouzkova’s momentum following a strong clay season.

Today, we are checking some rare occasions where players/crowds celebrated too early. I hope you enjoy!...

Oleksandra Oliynykova continued her impressive clay-court momentum by outlasting world No. 38 Alexandra Eala in a grueling two-hour and 51-minute first-round clash. The 66th-ranked Ukrainian recovered from a set down to secure a 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 victory, highlighting her resilience on the dirt.