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A dozen years after her Citi Open debut, Jessica Pegula returns to D.C. as a title favorite, carrying the momentum of her most complete season yet.
Depth and star power are eye-of-the-beholder things. If a top-ranked player is capable of losing to a large number of light ...
The Citi DC Open 2025 will kick off the North American hardcourt swing and the countdown to the US Open. It is the first ...
From a crowd-pleasing doubles return for Venus Williams and Hailey Baptiste to Victoria Mboko’s continued surge, here’s what ...
Iga Swiatek is still a long way from mastering the art of grasscourt tennis but on Tuesday the Pole took what she hopes will end up being a successful run at Wimbledon as she beat Russia's Polina ...
July and is the start of the traditional run in towards the US Open. The tournament last year was won by Paula Badosa. She ...
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Tennis365 on MSNRaducanu -5, Sabalenka surges, Paolini -3: WTA Rankings Wimbledon Week 1 Winners & Losers
Former top-15 star and Grand Slam runner-up Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova is provisionally back up 15 places to world No 35, ahead of her round-four clash versus Sonay Kartal. British star Kartal is also ...
With top seeds like Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Qinwen Zheng exiting the tournament at the first hurdle, Rybakina has a superb opportunity to reach the final and claim her second Wimbledon Crown.
Buffalo native Jessica Pegula is headed home after a stunning first-round 6-2, 6-3 defeat by No. 116 ranked Elisabetta Cocciaretto at Wimbledon.
Third-ranked Jessica Pegula thought she was done with first-round hiccups. Then she faced Elisabetta Cocciaretto, who needed just 58 minutes to stun the American 6-2, 6-3 at Wimbledon on Tuesday ...
Buffalo native Jessica Pegula is headed home after a stunning first-round 6-2, 6-3 defeat by No. 116 ranked Elisabetta Cocciaretto at Wimbledon.
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