Jabeur Muguruza - Wimbledon 2021

After Brisbane, the second WTA 500 tournament of the season takes place next week in another Australian city, Adelaide. Number 1 seed Jessica Pegula will kick off her 2025 season with some tough oppo...

Sabalenka completes Brisbane quarter-final line-up

Adrien Guyot 02/01/2025 à 13h17

The final results of the round of 16 at the WTA 500 Brisbane tournament are in. Top seed 1 and favorite to win the title, Aryna Sabalenka had to battle hard, but finally ended her match in two sets a...

ATP/WTA Brisbane: Djokovic - Monfils, Mpetshi Perricard - Tiafoe and Sabalenka on Thursday's programme

Jules Hypolite 01/01/2025 à 20h44

The Brisbane tournament continues on Thursday, with a number of mouth-watering line-ups to kick off the year 2025. On the men's side, all eyes will be on the first match of the evening session (from ...

A winning return for Jabeur in Brisbane

Jules Hypolite 30/12/2024 à 15h23

Ons Jabeur made his return to competition on Monday, advancing past Saisai Zheng (7-6, 6-4) in the 1st round of the WTA 500 in Brisbane. The Tunisian had decided to put an end to her 2024 season in S...

Jabeur wins two WTA Awards

Jules Hypolite 11/12/2024 à 20h45

Ons Jabeur had a tricky 2024, which she had to end before the US Open due to shoulder discomfort. However, the Tunisian stood out for her actions both on and off the court, earning her two awards at ...

Stats - Ostapenko, the most efficient player at net in 2024

Adrien Guyot 10/12/2024 à 10h05

Statistician Opta Ace continues to take stock of the 2024 WTA season. Now it's time to look at the percentage of points won at net this year, excluding Grand Slams. The five most agile players on the...

Muguruza, WTA Finals director: "Tennis is not an important sport in Saudi Arabia"

Guillem Casulleras Punsa 07/11/2024 à 12h25

Officially retired from professional tennis since April, Garbiñe Muguruza has been quick to begin her reconversion. The former world No.1, winner of the 2016 French Open and 2017 Wimbledon, is playing...

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