Videos - This month

World No. 27 Learner Tien continued his exceptional hard-court momentum, overcoming a first-set deficit to defeat No. 19 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 4-6, 6-1, 7-6(0). The two-hour Eighth-Final clash at Indian Wells highlights Tien's growing dominance against top-20 opposition this season.

World No. 8 Mirra Andreeva continues her dominant start to the season, dismissing compatriot Diana Shnaider in straight sets to reach the Adelaide final. The victory underscores Andreeva's rapid ascent on hard courts, neutralizing the 23rd-ranked Shnaider in just 83 minutes of play.

In a tight all-French battle on grass, the higher-ranked Moutet overcame a first-set tiebreak loss to advance, while Mpetshi Perricard's strong qualifying form was not enough to secure a main-draw victory.

World No. 14 Linda Noskova ended Talia Gibson’s remarkable giant-killing run at Indian Wells, securing a hard-fought 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 victory to reach the semifinals. The Czech standout relied on her hard-court pedigree to halt the Australian's brilliant streak against top-tier opposition.

Arthur Fils secured a thrilling quarter-final victory over Tommy Paul at the 2026 Miami tournament. The 31st-ranked Frenchman edged the 23rd-ranked American in a grueling 2-hour and 47-minute hard-court battle, claiming two crucial tiebreaks to continue his impressive recent run of form.

Cristina Bucsa secures the Merida title after a three-set battle against Magdalena Frech. The victory caps a sensational week for the Spaniard, who eliminated top-10 opposition en route to the trophy, signaling a definitive end to her recent losing streak on hard courts.

Luciano Darderi secured his third victory over Sebastian Baez in 2026 to book his spot in the Santiago final. Meanwhile, World No. 81 Yannick Hanfmann delivered a tactical masterclass to eliminate recent Rio champion Francisco Cerundolo, setting up an intriguing clay-court title decider in Chile.

World No. 18 Madison Keys rallied from a set down to defeat No. 12 Belinda Bencic in a grueling two-hour and 18-minute quarterfinal clash on the clay of Charleston. The victory extends Keys' impressive recent form on dirt, securing her spot in the semifinals while halting Bencic's momentum.

World No. 21 Tommy Paul secured the Houston 2026 title on clay, outlasting Argentine specialist Roman Andres Burruchaga in a grueling 2-hour and 41-minute final. The three-set victory underscores Paul's evolving tactical versatility on the dirt against a formidable baseline opponent.

World No. 26 Tommy Paul rallied from a set down to defeat ninth-ranked Alex De Minaur 2-6, 6-3, 6-3, securing his spot in the Hamburg 2026 final. The two-hour, 16-minute clay-court victory underscores Paul's recent resurgence on the dirt, halting De Minaur's impressive European campaign.