Naomi Osaka reached the Washington quarterfinals for the first time Wednesday night after Ashlyn Krueger retired with a right ...

Alexandra Eala dethroned a defending champion for the second consecutive tournament, coming from 5-1 down in the second set ...

From community programs to player-led initiatives, the latest report showcases how the WTA Foundation, tournaments and ...

Despite the second-round defeat in her Washington DC title defense campaign, Canada's Leylah Fernandez will have more time ...

Elvina Kalieva dropped the first set and fell behind by a double break in the decider, but rallied to defeat Zeynep Sonmez ...

Tang Qianhui and Xu Yifan defeated Venus Williams and Diana Shnaider in the DC doubles quarterfinals, jumping out to big ...

With a a stretch of seven consecutive games, Alexandra Eala overcame a set and a break down to Zheng Qinwen to win her in her Washington DC debut. She'll face defending champion Leylah Fernandez in ...

Anastasia Potapova arrived in Washington 0-for-3 in her career, but she's winless in the U.S. capital no longer. The 25-year-old beat seven-time Grand Slam singles champion Venus Williams 6-3, 6-3 in ...

Even as her career has evolved with her various accolades, Naomi Osaka doesn't think she's famous, nor does she want to be.

Leylah Fernandez has lost more matches than she's won in 2026 so far -- but the defending champion at the Mubadala DC Open is ...

Tamara Korpatsch was crowned the season’s final clay-court champion in Hamburg, while Prague delivered a breakthrough as Lilli Tagger captured her first WTA title. The week also featured standout ...

Lilli Tagger turned around a 5-2 first-set deficit against Daria Snigur to win her first WTA singles title at the Livesport ...