Videos - This week

World No. 69 Alexander Blockx continued his exceptional clay-court momentum by upsetting World No. 15 Casper Ruud in the Madrid 2026 quarter-finals. The 6-4, 6-4 straight-sets victory highlights Blockx's surging form against top-tier opposition on the European dirt.

Rafael Jódar, ranked 15th, defeated No. 24 Arthur Fils in 58 minutes, while No. 10 Ben Shelton overcame No. 17 Jakub Menšík 6-3, 6-1 in 1 hour 12 minutes, setting up contrasting quarterfinal statements in Montreal.

World No. 60 Peyton Stearns reached the Guadalajara Open final by defeating No. 50 Liudmila Samsonova 7-6(7), 6-2 on hard court in a 2h7min semi-final, extending her winning streak to four matches.

World No. 8 Alex De Minaur survived a grueling 2 hour 41 minute test against Botic Van de Zandschulp to reach the Rotterdam semi-finals. The Australian rallied from a set down to edge the Dutchman, who entered the match fresh off a significant upset victory over Stefanos Tsitsipas.

World No. 23 Maja Chwalinska advanced past Spain’s Cristina Bucsa, ranked 38th, with a 6-2, 6-2 hard-court win lasting 32 minutes. The result strengthens Chwalinska’s recent record against ranked opposition and ends Bucsa’s brief Cincinnati run.

Maria Sharapova revealed she was informed by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) few days ago that she had failed a drug at the 2016 Australian Open as she staged a surprise press-conference in ...

World No. 9 Alex De Minaur battled past No. 23 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in a grueling two-hour and 40-minute second-round clash on the Hamburg clay. The Australian's three-set victory underscores his growing resilience on the dirt, halting the Spaniard's recent momentum in a tight decider.

World No. 69 Anna Bondár defeated No. 66 Elena-Gabriela Ruse 6/4, 1/6, 6/2 on Seoul’s hard courts, reaching the Korea Open semi-finals after a 2h23min quarter-final that extended her strong recent run on the surface.

World No. 172 Kayla Cross stuns former champion Katie Boulter in a hard-fought three-set battle at the 2026 Toronto Open, marking a significant upset and a return to form for the Canadian on home soil.

Eighth-ranked Mirra Andreeva continued her dominant 2026 clay-court campaign, dismissing 28th-ranked Marie Bouzkova in straight sets to advance at Roland Garros. The comprehensive victory highlights Andreeva's exceptional form and extends her flawless season record against the Czech contender.