Videos - This week

Nadia Podoroska, ranked 317th, advanced past No. 99 Eva Lys 7/5, 6/2 on hard court in the São Paulo Round of 16. The result continued Podoroska’s strong recent hard-court run and ended Lys’s tournament progress after a demanding opening-round win.

Cristina Bucsa, ranked 44th, defeated No. 28 Sara Bejlek 6-0, 6-4 on hard court in the Guadalajara Open quarter-final, completing a second win over the Czech player in 18 days and strengthening her recent run against higher-ranked opposition.

World No. 39 Sebastian Baez extended his unbeaten start to the 2026 season with a commanding 7-5, 6-0 victory over Jenson Brooksby. The Argentine's hard-court evolution continued in Auckland, as he dismantled the American in under 90 minutes to book his spot in the quarter-finals.

Eighth-ranked Mirra Andreeva secured her spot in the Madrid clay-court final with a 6-4, 7-6(8) victory over world No. 32 Hailey Baptiste. The 92-minute semifinal halted Baptiste’s breakthrough run, showcasing Andreeva's exceptional baseline consistency and dominant recent form on the dirt.

Russian qualifier Kristina Liutova continued her impressive run at the 2026 Memphis Open, overcoming a first-set deficit to defeat higher-ranked Australian Maya Joint 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 in a grueling two-hour, 23-minute hard-court encounter.

Ranked 182nd, Suzan Lamens delivered a controlled 6-3, 6-2 victory over world No. 90 Solana Sierra on hard court in the São Paulo Round of 16, strengthening her recent form while Sierra’s difficult run against lower-ranked opponents continued.

World No. 14 Jack Draper secured a monumental hard-court victory, outlasting World No. 3 Novak Djokovic in a grueling 2-hour and 30-minute eighth-final clash at Indian Wells. The British standout rallied from a set down to claim a dramatic third-set tiebreak, signaling a major shift in form.

Eva Lys, ranked No. 99, overcame Brazil’s No. 294 Gabriela Ce 6-1, 5-7, 7-5 on hard court in Sao Paulo. The German’s latest victory extends her strong record against lower-ranked opponents, while Ce’s clay-court momentum did not fully transfer to the faster surface.

World No. 2 Alexander Zverev overcame ninth-ranked American Ben Shelton 6/3, 7/6², 5/7, 6/2 in the US Open final on hard court, extending a dominant tournament run while ending Shelton’s nine-match hard-court winning streak.

World No. 90 Solana Sierra overcame No. 249 Cadence Brace 6/4, 3/6, 6/1 on the hard court in São Paulo. The Argentine ended a four-match losing run, while Brace’s recent qualifying momentum was tested over 1h39min.