Videos - This week

In 2012, Madrid tournament organizers tried to innovate by switching the classic red clay to a brand new blue clay created for the event. Watch how Roger Federer won this only blue clay title in tenni...

World No. 56 Botic Van de Zandschulp secured a hard-fought 6-4, 7-6(5) victory over British qualifier Harry Wendelken in the opening round of Queen's 2026. Despite Wendelken's recent momentum on grass, the Dutchman relied on his tour-level experience to advance in just under two hours.

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. 3 Jessica Pegula advanced past Switzerland’s Simona Waltert, ranked 87th, with a 6-3, 6-2 victory on hard court in 1 hour 31 minutes. The result underlined the gap in recent consistency as Pegula moved into the Cincinnati Open third round.

Diana Shnaider asserted her authority as the world No. 21, dismissing Maya Joint in straight sets to advance in Dubai. The victory serves as a crucial course correction for the Russian, who avenged a 2025 defeat while extending Joint’s concerning losing streak to four matches on the hard courts.

World No. 15 Emma Navarro reasserted her authority on hard courts with a clinical straight-sets victory over Yulia Putintseva in Adelaide. The American needed just 84 minutes to dismiss the Kazakh qualifier, improving on their previous tight encounter and signaling a return to form early in the 2026 season.

World No. 19 Madison Keys secured her spot in the third round of the 2026 Rome tournament with a resilient 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 comeback victory over fellow American Peyton Stearns. The result underscores Keys' impressive recent form on clay, while Stearns struggles to find consistency on the surface.

Frances Tiafoe captured the Halle 2026 title with a commanding straight-sets victory over world No. 9 Taylor Fritz. The 26th-ranked American delivered a clinical performance on the grass, halting Fritz's impressive tournament run to secure a significant championship milestone.

Magdalena Frech outlasts world No. 34 Marie Bouzkova in a grueling 2-hour, 51-minute marathon to reach the Merida Open semifinals. The Polish No. 57 continues her reputation for winning extended hard-court battles, upsetting the Czech seed to extend her winning streak in Mexico.

World No. 6 Felix Auger-Aliassime extends his winning streak to eight matches with a rout of Alexander Bublik, while Alex De Minaur halts Ugo Humbert’s run to set up a Top 10 showdown for the title.