Videos - This week

World No. 44 Tereza Valentova asserts dominance over No. 45 Alexandra Eala in a high-stakes Doha opener. After a grueling first-set tiebreak, the Czech star surged to victory, replicating her straight-sets success against Eala from last October and extending her solid hard-court momentum.

World No. 5 Jessica Pegula extended her dominant clay-court run, defeating 61st-ranked Katie Boulter in straight sets to advance to the third round of the 2026 Madrid Open. The American capitalized on her recent title-winning momentum, neutralizing the British number one in just 91 minutes.

World No. 17 Casper Ruud continued his formidable clay-court momentum, dispatching 60th-ranked American Jenson Brooksby in straight sets during the opening round of Geneva 2026. The 1-hour and 32-minute victory extends Brooksby's winless streak on the dirt while reinforcing Ruud's top-tier form.

World No. 9 Alex De Minaur delivered a clinical performance to defeat 16th-ranked Luciano Darderi 6-0, 6-3 in the Hamburg 2026 quarter-finals. The Australian dominated the clay-court encounter in just 94 minutes, halting Darderi's recent momentum to secure his spot in the semi-finals.

World No. 41 Tallon Griekspoor secured a hard-fought opening-round victory over compatriot Botic Van de Zandschulp on the grass courts of 's-Hertogenbosch. The 6-2, 6-7(2), 6-4 win highlights Griekspoor's resilience as he transitions from clay, dealing a setback to the 55th-ranked Van de Zandschulp.

Jessica Bouzas Maneiro snapped a four-match losing streak with a dominant straight-sets victory over qualifier Heather Watson. The World No. 48 avenged a previous loss to the Briton, needing just over an hour to advance on the hard courts of Merida.

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World No. 8 Alex De Minaur captures the Rotterdam title with a commanding straight-sets victory, snapping Felix Auger-Aliassime’s winning streak. The Australian avenges his heartbreaking 2025 US Open quarter-final loss, showcasing superior baseline stability to secure the trophy in just 78 minutes.

World No. 36 Sebastian Korda delivered a significant upset on the hard courts of Miami, defeating World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 in a grueling two-hour and 13-minute third-round clash. The victory underscores Korda's rising hard-court form against the tour's elite competitors.

World No. 15 Madison Keys asserted her hard-court authority with a straight-sets victory over French qualifier Diane Parry. Advancing in 1 hour and 43 minutes, the American halted Parry's momentum following her opening win against Venus Williams, continuing a consistent start to the 2026 season.