Videos - This year

Alejandro Tabilo secures a gritty three-set upset over world No. 33 Joao Fonseca on the clay courts of Buenos Aires. The Chilean, ranked No. 71, leveraged his recent match rhythm on the surface to outlast the Brazilian in a contest lasting over two hours.

World No. 16 Clara Tauson asserted her authority on the Abu Dhabi hard courts, dispatching Swiss qualifier Simona Waltert in just 69 minutes. The comprehensive straight-sets victory signals a return to form for the Dane following a mixed start to the 2026 season.

In a marathon contest lasting nearly three hours, World No. 7 Madison Keys outlasted Diana Shnaider to advance in Brisbane. The match, decided entirely by tie-breaks, showcased Keys' resilience on hard courts against the rising 21st-ranked contender.

Fresh off her Australian Open triumph, World No. 3 Elena Rybakina extends her hard-court dominance with a clinical straight-sets victory over Xinyu Wang. The Kazakh star needed just 79 minutes to secure her place in the next round, underlining her status as the player to beat this season.

World No. 73 Varvara Gracheva stunned 12th-ranked Linda Noskova in a three-set battle at the Qatar TotalEnergies Open. The French qualifier extends her Doha winning streak to four matches, capitalizing on Noskova’s uneven start to 2026 following her third-round exit at the Australian Open.

The World No. 17 survives a two-hour marathon to confirm her superiority over Kalinskaya, marking her second victory against the Russian on hard courts in the last three months.

World No. 27 Sorana Cirstea delivered a stunning upset on the Roman clay, overcoming a first-set deficit to defeat World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka 2-6, 6-3, 7-5. The two-hour and seven-minute battle halts Sabalenka's momentum and highlights Cirstea's growing threat on the dirt.

Relive the best moments from the match between Beatriz Haddad Maia and Ella Seidel in Round 2 of the 2025 WTA 500 of Seoul...

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.

World No. 18 Victoria Mboko overcame a slow start to dismiss Beatriz Haddad Maia in a grueling three-set battle at the Adelaide International. The Canadian's victory reinforces her status as a hard-court threat, while extending the Brazilian's difficult run of form against top-tier opposition.