WTA News, Results & Stats
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Peyton Stearns Holds Her Nerve to Capture 2026 ATX Open Title in All-American Final
Some finals are decided by brilliance. Others are decided by resilience. On a tense Sunday night in Austin, Peyton Stearns chose the second route. The 24-year-old American edged Taylor Townsend 7-6(8), 7-5 to claim the Texas ATX Open title, surviving wild momentum swings in both…
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WTA ATX Open 2026 Earnings
Updated as of March 1, 2026, the ATX Open offers far more than a single winner’s check. Each round comes with its own prize money payout — and at RallyHer, we break down exactly how much every tennis athlete earns depending on where her Texan…
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WTA Rankings in February 2026
Check the full WTA rankings for February 2026, including player positions, ranking points, age and country. This searchable ranking table lets you filter players by part of a name, country code or age, making it easier to find specific players and compare the women’s tennis…
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Sunshine Swing Spotlight: Why Iga Swiatek Could Reclaim Control in Indian Wells and Miami
The desert does not forgive hesitation. Nor does South Florida. Every March, the WTA calendar pivots into its most revealing stretch: Indian Wells and Miami, the twin pillars of the Sunshine Swing. Titles here do not merely decorate a résumé — they recalibrate seasons. Form…
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WTA Austin Open 2026: All Tennis Scores, Including Qualifying
Updated as of March 1 just after the final won by Peyton Stearns. The Austin Texas Open is the first WTA 250 tournament of the 2026 season played on American soil. This page is built to follow the tournament match by match, day by day,…
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Mérida Open 2026: All Tennis Scores, Including Qualifying (WTA 500)
Updated as of March 1 just after Cristina Bucsa’s title win. The Mérida Open 2026 is one of these special WTA 500 tournaments of the season. This page is built to follow the tournament match by match, day by day, with results updated regularly as…
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Elina Svitolina’s Relentless Stand: How Ukraine’s No.1 Is Turning Conviction Into Results
There are players who compete for ranking points. And then there are players who compete for something heavier. Elina Svitolina has never hidden her stance on Russian and Belarusian players during the ongoing war in Ukraine. For her, the conflict is not an abstract headline.…
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WTA Tournaments Introduce Rage Rooms to Tackle On-Court Frustration
Tennis has never lacked emotion. It is a sport played alone, under lights, under scrutiny, with nowhere to hide when momentum turns. On the WTA Tour, where margins are razor-thin and cameras rarely blink, frustration can ignite in seconds. This season, two tournaments have decided…
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The Prize Money Pyramid 2025–26: The Real Champion Paychecks in Women’s Sport
In elite sport, prestige is emotional. Prize money is mathematical. Strip away endorsements, sponsorship portfolios and social media metrics and the question becomes brutally simple: what does the champion actually earn? In 2025–26, women’s individual sport reveals a steep financial pyramid — one built not…
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Venus Williams Eyes Doubles Revival With Coco Gauff as Indian Wells Beckons
Venus Williams does not collect appearances. She collects chapters. And this latest one, written in doubles pairings and wildcard entries, carries the faint scent of unfinished business. With her comeback gathering rhythm, the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion has made clear she intends to keep…
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Kim Clijsters Reacts to Tara Moore’s $20M Lawsuit Against WTA
The Tara Moore case refuses to stay confined to paperwork and legal briefs. It has become a fault line running through modern tennis — science on one side, strict liability on the other. Kim Clijsters, former world No. 1 and seven-time Grand Slam champion, did…
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Desert Coronation? Eugenie Bouchard Backs Victoria Mboko for Indian Wells Breakthrough
Indian Wells has a habit of separating promise from proof. In the Californian desert, reputations wilt quickly. Victoria Mboko arrives this year not as a curiosity, but as a contender — and Eugenie Bouchard has made that clear. A week before the first combined WTA…
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Give Them Wings: Judy Murray’s Stark Warning to Tennis Parents About Winning at All Costs
Judy Murray has seen enough centre courts to know where the real match is played. It is not in the rankings or the forehand technique, but in the car ride home. Speaking to the Tennis Insider Club podcast, the former Great Britain Fed Cup captain…
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WTA Mérida 2026 Prize Money
Updated as of March 1, 2026, the Mérida Open offers far more than a single winner’s check. Each round comes with its own prize money paycheck — and at RallyHer, we break down exactly how much every woman earns depending on where her Mexican campaign…
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Emma Raducanu Opens Up on Illness, Coaching Uncertainty and Fresh Start with Uniqlo
Emma Raducanu’s 2026 season continues to unfold in chapters — some promising, some complicated. After reaching the final in Cluj and showing encouraging signs of form, the 2021 US Open champion has now revealed she is not actively searching for a new coach, despite recently…
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Alexandra Eala Buzz, Pegula’s Dubai Masterclass & Coco Gauff Serve Debate Ignite WTA Discussion
The microphones were hot — and so were the takes. In the latest episode of Nothing Major, Sam Querrey, John Isner, Steve Johnson and Jack Sock turned their focus to the women’s tour, delivering one of the most wide-ranging and surprisingly sharp WTA discussions in…
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WTA Prize Money Leaders 2026: Jessica Pegula Storms Podium After Dubai Triumph
Dubai didn’t just crown a champion — it reshuffled the financial hierarchy of the 2026 WTA season. With her commanding run to the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships title, Jessica Pegula didn’t merely lift a trophy. She launched herself into the elite circle of the…
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Iga Swiatek Psychologist Debate Intensifies After Polish Podcast — Is There Even a Problem?
In elite tennis, the margins are thin. Confidence, clarity, composure — they can determine whether a forehand lands inside the line or drifts wide. This week, Iga Swiatek’s mental game moved from private strategy to public debate. A Private Partnership, Suddenly Public Comments made on…
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Paula Badosa Withdraws from Mexico’s Mérida Open 2026 Amid Ongoing Physical Struggles
Paula Badosa’s 2026 season continues to unfold in fragments. Another Pause in a Season Searching for Stability The Spaniard has officially withdrawn from the WTA 500 Mérida Open Akron, marking yet another interruption in what has been a stop-start campaign. Currently ranked No.70 in the…
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Jessica Pegula Delivers Masterclass to Win Dubai WTA 1000 Title
Jessica Pegula left no doubt in Dubai and delivered a masterclass. In a final that followed two emotional semifinals, the American imposed her rhythm from the very first games and powered past Elina Svitolina 6-2, 6-4 to lift the WTA 1000 trophy. A Lightning Start…
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Monte Carlo Masters Opens Door to WTA Event: A Future Combined ATP-WTA 1000 on Clay?
Monte Carlo has always been about tradition. Red clay above the Mediterranean. Packed grandstands carved into rock. A tournament that feels carved out of time itself. But change may be quietly stirring. Monte Carlo’s Next Evolution? The WTA Door Is Not Closed David Massey, director…