It’s not the serve or the forehand -- it’s the feet. From Iga Swiatek to Aryna Sabalenka, today’s champions know that the foundation of power starts from the ground up.

For years, Sabalenka had too much pace and offense for Pegula to handle. Now the American, one of the WTA’s best counter-punchers and power-absorbers, had finally found a way to use Sabalenka’s pace ...

Indian players gained valuable experience at the Chennai WTA 250, where Indonesia’s Janice Tjen lifted the title after a week of rain, resilience and promise.

You are a good man." "I don't know how to take that - coming from you." This scene, or some variation thereof, was played out for many years, albeit quite some time ago (I no longer smoke, at least in ...

Former player Nathalie Tauziat believes Victoria Mboko is on the right track, but she wants to see more development from the ...

As per OptaAce, Coco Gauff is now the third American in the Open Era to win 30 or more WTA-level wins on hard courts for ...

Sabalenka, who has won two matches in a row in the round-robin Group Steffi Graf, is on the verge of qualifying for the semi-finals. Gauff and Pegula, who have one win each, also remain in contention ...

Watch as we serve, volley, and dive for every point in this fun and competitive match. You'll see teamwork, quick reflexes, ...