Videos - This year

World No. 7 Lorenzo Musetti outlasted Andrey Rublev in a nearly three-hour marathon to reach the Hong Kong title match, while Alexander Bublik rallied from a set down against Marcos Giron. Both finalists displayed exceptional composure, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown on hard courts.

World No. 2 Iga Swiatek reasserted her authority on the Doha hard courts with a clinical straight-sets victory over Indonesia’s Janice Tjen. The Polish star neutralized Tjen’s recent momentum to advance comfortably in just over an hour, signaling a return to her most dominant form.

World No. 27 Madison Keys secured the grass-court title with a commanding 7-5, 6-4 victory over veteran Tatjana Maria in the final. The one-hour and 33-minute triumph caps off a dominant week for the American, halting the impressive run of the 112th-ranked German who had upset multiple top seeds.

World No. 9 Mirra Andreeva overcame a slow start to dismiss Australian qualifier Olivia Gadecki in three sets. After dropping the opener, the Russian teenager found her rhythm on the Brisbane hard courts, halting Gadecki’s impressive run that included victories over Ann Li and Yulia Putintseva.

Liudmila Samsonova continues her dominant run in the UAE, dispatching Janice Tjen in straight sets to advance. The world No. 18 has now conceded just eight games across two matches, signaling a sharp return to form after a turbulent start to the season on hard courts.

World No. 12 Linda Noskova navigated a difficult three-set battle to eliminate Ann Li in Dubai. The Czech star needed over two hours to subdue the 41st-ranked American, arresting a minor slump in form to advance on her preferred hard court surface.

World No. 3 Jessica Pegula overcame No. 5 Iga Swiatek 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 in a 2h48min hard-court semifinal, extending a strong run against elite opposition while ending Swiatek’s 10-match winning streak on the surface.

World No. 32 Hailey Baptiste delivered a stunning upset on the Madrid clay, overcoming top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka 2-6, 6-2, 7-6(6) in a grueling two-hour and 23-minute quarterfinal. The victory marks a career-defining milestone for the American, halting Sabalenka's dominant spring momentum.

Bouncing back from a shaky season opener, World No. 2 Iga Swiatek delivered a brutal statement on the Sydney hard courts. The Polish icon needed just over an hour to dismantle Suzan Lamens, avenging a difficult match-up from 2025 and proving her game is ready for the Australian summer heat.

World No. 12 Linda Noskova asserted her authority in Doha with a commanding 63-minute victory over Maya Joint. The result snaps a brief inconsistency for the Czech star while compounding early-season struggles for the 29th-ranked Australian, who has now suffered back-to-back first-round exits on hard courts.