Videos - This week

Kamil Majchrzak secured a stunning grass-court title at S-Hertogenbosch, overcoming world number six Alex De Minaur in a grueling two-hour and 25-minute final. The 76th-ranked Polish player capped off a remarkable tournament run, adding De Minaur to a list of top-ten scalps that included Daniil Medvedev.

World No. 3 Elena Rybakina rallied from a set down to edge Qinwen Zheng in a 2-hour, 26-minute thriller, booking her quarterfinal spot. The victory avenges her loss to Zheng late last season and extends her unbeaten streak to nine matches following her recent triumph in Melbourne.

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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz delivered a commanding 6-1, 6-3 victory over Argentine Sebastian Baez in the second round of Monte-Carlo. Transitioning seamlessly to clay, the top-ranked Spaniard required just 69 minutes to advance, extending his dominant head-to-head record against the world No. 65.

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Sorana Cirstea secures the trophy with a blistering 63-minute performance against Emma Raducanu, dropping only two games to cap a flawless week where she did not surrender a single set on the hard courts of Cluj-Napoca.

Ben Shelton captured the Dallas title with a resilient three-set comeback against world No. 7 Taylor Fritz. The 9th-ranked American overcame a slow start to secure the trophy in under two hours, reinforcing his hard-court pedigree following a strong week of victories over Denis Shapovalov and Miomir Kecmanovic.

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.

World No. 30 Arthur Fils and No. 15 Andrey Rublev booked their places in the Barcelona 2026 final after overcoming Rafael Jodar and Hamad Medjedovic. Both victors rallied from a set down on the Spanish clay, halting the impressive recent title-winning streaks of their lower-ranked opponents.

World No. 5 Ben Shelton secured his spot in the Stuttgart semi-finals with a hard-fought 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 comeback victory over Japanese qualifier Sho Shimabukuro. The result underscores Shelton's growing adaptability on grass, ending Shimabukuro's impressive run of main-draw upsets.