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Qinwen Zheng Makes It, Andreescu Does Not, and the US Open Draw Delivers a Cruel Qualifier Twist

The qualifying tournament is over. Sixteen women have survived three rounds and are now officially part of the 2026 US Open main draw. For Qinwen Zheng, that meant completing the job after being pushed to three sets in her qualifying final. For Bianca Andreescu, it…
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Diane Parry Saves Three Set Points, Sends Clara Tauson Out and Breaks New Ground in Monterrey

Clara Tauson vs. Diane Parry — Monterrey Open 2026 Quarterfinal Match Report Clara Tauson was three points from forcing a deciding set. Diane Parry never gave her one. From 3-5 down in the second set, the Frenchwoman erased three set points, swept the final four…
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Jessica Pegula Lands the Most Open US Open Women’s Section: Main Draw Bracket Analysis With a Major Chance

Jessica Pegula could hardly have asked the US Open draw for much more. The No. 3 seed arrives in New York only four days removed from the Cincinnati final and with another chance to make a serious run at the Grand Slam that came closest…
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Coco Gauff Lands a Brutal US Open Women’s Section: Main Draw Bracket Analysis After Cincinnati

Coco Gauff could hardly arrive in New York with more momentum. She has just won Cincinnati, finished the tournament by sweeping Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4 and suddenly looks much closer to the player who won the US Open three years ago. Then the draw arrived.…
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Elena Rybakina Gets the Toughest US Open Women’s Section: Main Draw Bracket Analysis With No. 1 at Stake

A week ago, Elena Rybakina was unable to finish her Cincinnati Open quarterfinal. Now she has arrived in New York as the No. 2 seed, with the World No. 1 ranking closer than it has ever been and arguably the most difficult US Open draw…
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Georgia Is Perfect, Britain Is Flying and Four of 20 Americans Remain in US Open Qualifying

Sixty-four women entered the second round of US Open qualifying. Thirty-two are now one victory away from the main draw, and the national picture has changed considerably since the opening round. The United States still has the largest representation in absolute numbers, with four players…
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Serena and Venus Williams Finally Get Their Grand Slam Reunion in New York

Wimbledon was supposed to bring them back together. Serena Williams’ knee had other ideas. Cincinnati finally got the sisters onto the same side of the net again. Now comes the reunion that matters most. Serena and Venus Williams have received a wildcard into the 2026…
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Czech Republic Steals the Show in US Open Qualifying as 14 Americans Fall

The United States and the Czech Republic each produced six winners in the opening round of US Open qualifying, but they got there in very different ways. That curious contrast told much of the story across the first three days in New York. Seven Americans…
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France’s Alizé Cornet Has Seen Enough: ‘It is no longer the US Open mixed doubles’

Alizé Cornet was never particularly interested in blending quietly into the background. During a career that took her to No. 11 in the world, the Frenchwoman brought plenty of personality to the court, and her meetings with Serena Williams rarely passed without some degree of…
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Cincinnati Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule

The Cincinnati Open 2026 WTA 1000 tournament centre provides live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from Ohio. Follow every round from qualifying to the final as players compete on the outdoor hard courts at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, near…
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Coco Gauff Wins First WTA Title of 2026 With Commanding Cincinnati Victory Over Jessica Pegula

Coco Gauff vs. Jessica Pegula — Cincinnati 2026 Final Match Report Coco Gauff saved her most convincing Cincinnati performance for the match that mattered most. The American swept aside Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4 in just one hour and 15 minutes to win the Cincinnati Open,…
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No Tennis in the Land in 2026 as Cleveland WTA Event Pauses After Five Years

For readers looking for a Cleveland tournament on the 2026 WTA schedule, the answer is straightforward: There will not be one. Tennis in the Land, staged in Cleveland every August since 2021, has been paused for 2026 because organizers say the annual cost and logistics…
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Coco Gauff Shows Cincinnati the ‘Right Coco’ Again as Sara Bejlek’s Run Finally Overheats

Sara Bejlek vs. Coco Gauff — Cincinnati 2026 SF Match Report Someone in the Cincinnati crowd had already declared they were “in love with the Coco.” Gauff laughed at the comment earlier in the tournament before adding: “And it’s the right Coco!” Against Sara Bejlek,…
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Jessica Pegula Finds Clarity in a Scrappy Cincinnati Semi-Final to Beat Iga Swiatek

Jessica Pegula vs. Iga Swiatek — Cincinnati 2026 SF Match Report Thirty break points. Read that again. Thirty. For long stretches, Jessica Pegula and Iga Swiatek produced a Cincinnati semi-final that was less about sustained brilliance than about surviving service games, wrestling back momentum and…
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US Open 2026 Mixed Doubles: Confirmed Teams, Qualifying Field & Schedule

Last updated August 27, 2026, following the conclusion of the mixed doubles tournament and Iga Swiatek’s withdrawal. The US Open 2026 Mixed Doubles field has taken its final shape, and it looks considerably different from the original 29-team entry list. Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic,…
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Coco Gauff Turns Attacker to Dismantle Marta Kostyuk in Cincinnati

Coco Gauff vs. Marta Kostyuk — Cincinnati 2026 QF Match Report Coco Gauff is usually praised for the points she refuses to lose. Against Marta Kostyuk, it was how often she went out and won them herself that stood out. Gauff dismantled the Ukrainian 6-2,…
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Sara Bejlek Does It Again, Stuns Madison Keys and Solves Cincinnati Puzzle the Czech Way

Sara Bejlek vs. Madison Keys — Cincinnati 2026 QF Match Report Sara Bejlek has apparently decided that beating one of the biggest names in Cincinnati is not enough. After stunning World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, the 20-year-old Czech did it again, recovering from a set…
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The Aryna Sabalenka Slump Narrative Has a Hard-Court Problem

There is one fairly substantial problem with the idea that Aryna Sabalenka is enduring a bad 2026 season. On hard courts, she is 22-3. That is an 88.0% winning percentage, the highest Sabalenka has recorded at this point of any season since our comparison begins…


