Videos - This month

World No. 12 Linda Noskova was pushed to the absolute limit in Brisbane, needing a gritty comeback to silence Magdalena Frech. After a grueling 2.5-hour battle on the hard courts, the Czech star proved why she belongs in the elite, overcoming a first-set deficit to avoid a massive upset.

Olga Danilovic stages a resilient comeback to upset world No. 31 McCartney Kessler in a grueling three-set battle, continuing her trend of toppling higher-ranked opponents on hard courts.

World No. 13 Daniil Medvedev captured the Brisbane 2026 title with a clinical straight-sets performance against Brandon Nakashima. The Russian strategist dominated the hard court final, sealing the 6-2, 7-6(1) victory in one hour and 34 minutes to deny the American challenger the trophy.

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka continues her imperious start to the 2026 season, dispatching Sorana Cirstea in straight sets on the Brisbane hard courts. After dismantling Cristina Bucsa in the previous round, the Belarusian overpowered the Romanian veteran to book her spot in the quarter-finals.

Marta Kostyuk delivered a masterclass in aggressive baselining to dismantle world No. 6 Jessica Pegula in under an hour. The victory sends the Ukrainian into the Brisbane final, overturning a losing head-to-head record against the American with a stunning straight-sets performance.

Lorenzo Musetti stages a gritty comeback to overcome Andrey Rublev in nearly three hours, continuing his dominant hard-court form to reach the Hong Kong final. The world No. 7 reinforces his status as a title contender, leaving the 16th-ranked Russian searching for answers against top-tier opposition.

World No. 8 Mirra Andreeva delivered a masterclass in efficiency, dismantling home favorite Maya Joint 6-2, 6-0 to reach the Adelaide semi-finals. The 66-minute victory underscores the Russian's dominant form on hard courts, marking a significant improvement over her quarter-final exit last week.

World No. 5 Elena Rybakina continued her imperious hard-court form with a commanding straight-sets victory over Paula Badosa. The Kazakh star needed just 85 minutes to dispatch the Spaniard, signaling her intent for the season after a dominant finish to 2025 that included wins over Swiatek and Sabalenka.

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.

World No. 6 Alex De Minaur secured a crucial point for Australia, overcoming Poland's Hubert Hurkacz in a three-set battle on the hard courts. The victory reinforces De Minaur's top-10 consistency while halting a promising resurgence from the 83rd-ranked Hurkacz.