Videos - This year

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.

Flavio Cobolli, ranked No. 10, overcame No. 24 Tommy Paul in three sets, while No. 21 Arthur Fils beat No. 50 Thiago Agustín Tirante in straight sets on hard court, setting up a closely matched Cincinnati semifinal stage.

World No. 4 Cori Gauff delivered a commanding 6-1, 6-1 victory over 14th-ranked Karolina Muchova to advance to the Miami Open final. The 89-minute hard-court masterclass highlighted Gauff’s exceptional recent form and extended her 2026 head-to-head dominance over the Czech contender.

Alycia Parks orchestrated a stunning turnaround to upset world No. 21 Diana Shnaider in the first round of Doha 2026. Reversing the outcome of their August 2025 semi-final meeting, the American qualifier battled for nearly two and a half hours to secure a tiebreak victory over the higher-ranked Russian.

World No. 140 Arthur Fery secured a significant upset on grass, defeating No. 44 Adrian Mannarino 7-6(7), 6-4 in the second round of Queen's 2026. The British player capitalized on his strong recent form to outmaneuver the veteran Frenchman in a tightly contested one-hour and 43-minute battle.

McCartney Kessler produced a clinical display to eliminate 25th-ranked Leylah Fernandez in straight sets. The victory underscores Kessler's growing comfort on hard courts, while Fernandez continues a difficult start to 2026, marking her third early exit in her last four tournaments.

Watch the highlights of the women final of the 2025 US Open between Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova....

World No. 30 Iva Jovic rallied from a set down to halt Taylah Preston’s breakout run in a two-hour battle on the Hobart hard courts. While the Australian underdog upset three top-100 opponents this week, Jovic’s experience prevailed in the decider to book her spot in the championship match.

World No. 35 Jaqueline Cristian survives a grueling three-set scare on home soil against Italian qualifier Lucrezia Stefanini. The Romanian battled for over two hours to avoid an upset, stabilizing her hard-court season after a mixed Australian swing.

Zeynep Sonmez capitalized on Beatriz Haddad Maia’s ongoing hard-court struggles, securing a commanding 6-3, 6-2 victory in the opening round of Miami 2026. The 83rd-ranked Turkish player needed just 86 minutes to advance, extending Haddad Maia’s alarming winless streak in 2026 main draw events.