Videos - This week

Francisco Cerundolo asserts his dominance in the all-Argentine semi-final, defeating Tomas Martin Etcheverry in straight sets. The world No. 19 continues his flawless run in Buenos Aires, backing up recent head-to-head success with a clinical clay-court performance to reach the championship match.

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. 4 Cori Gauff advanced to the Miami Open quarter-finals with a hard-fought 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 victory over 35th-ranked Sorana Cirstea. The one-hour and 55-minute hard-court encounter tested Gauff's resilience against an opponent who recently captured a title earlier this season.

World No. 14 Andrey Rublev continued his impressive clay-court momentum, dispatching 23rd-ranked Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in straight sets at Rome. The 73-minute victory propels the Russian forward, underscoring his clinical recent form and baseline dominance on the dirt.

Maria Sakkari delivered a clinical performance to sweep past Zeynep Sonmez in straight sets, reaffirming her dominance in their head-to-head record. The Greek world No. 49 required just one hour and 20 minutes to secure her spot in the next round, bouncing back from a challenging Australian swing.

Rafael Jodar continued his exceptional clay-court campaign by defeating Nuno Borges in straight sets to advance at Rome 2026. The 34th-ranked Spaniard relied on his recent momentum, extending a dominant European swing that includes a recent title run and high-profile top-10 victories.

Luciano Darderi continued his exceptional clay-court momentum by outlasting Rafael Jodar in a grueling two-hour and 37-minute quarter-final at Rome 2026. The Italian world number 20 dominated the deciding set to halt Jodar's impressive recent run and secure a pivotal semi-final appearance.

Jelena Ostapenko halts Elisabetta Cocciaretto's momentum with a straight-sets victory in the Doha quarter-finals, capitalizing on her recent resurgence to overpower the Italian, who had freshly eliminated world number five Coco Gauff in the previous round.

World No. 7 Mirra Andreeva secured her spot in the fourth round of the 2026 Rome tournament with a commanding 6-1, 4-6, 6-0 victory over Switzerland's Viktorija Golubic. The 1-hour and 57-minute clay-court battle highlighted Andreeva's exceptional recent form and resilience under pressure.

Austrian world No. 107 Julia Grabher secured a statement victory over Paula Badosa in the opening round of the 2026 Madrid tournament. Battling through a gruelling two-hour and 27-minute clay-court encounter, Grabher capitalized on a decisive final-set shutout to advance past the Spaniard.