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Leylah Fernandez Keeps Getting Written Off, and Keeps Making Fools of the People Who Do It
There is a particular kind of tennis player who only seems to exist in the space between what the ranking says and what actually happens on the court. Leylah Fernandez has spent most of 2026 living in that space. Today, she made it pay. Leylah Fernandez beat Mirra Andreeva 6-1, 6-4, and if that scoreline…
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Qualifier Alina Korneeva Knocks Out Iva Jovic and Reaches the Last 16 in Toronto
Iva Jovic arrived in Toronto seeded 13th, sitting at a career-high ranking, and left in straight sets against a player who had to win three matches just to get into the third round. Alina Korneeva beat Jovic 6-3, 6-4, a result that’s a genuine setback for the American and a genuine breakthrough for the Russian…
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Rybakina Beats Kasatkina in Three, But Can’t Shake Her Second-Set Problem
Elena Rybakina won two sets against Daria Kasatkina in Toronto. She just couldn’t win them in a row. Rybakina advanced 6-3, 5-7, 6-4. It’s a scoreline that’s become familiar this season, and not always in a good way. She’s now dropped the second set after winning the first seven times in 2026. Toronto was only…
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Aryna Sabalenka Answers Her Wimbledon Exit With a Straight-Sets Win in Toronto
A first-round loss to Naomi Osaka at Wimbledon would read as a minor blip for most players. For the world No. 1, it briefly interrupted one of the more remarkable seasons the tour has seen in years. Sabalenka beat Moyuka Uchijima 6-3, 6-3 in her Toronto opener. It won’t make headlines on its own, but…
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Iga Swiatek Beats Sara Bejlek After Surviving an Outrageous 21-Minute, 32-Point Game in Toronto
For nine games in a row, this didn’t look like a contest at all. Iga Swiatek bageled Sara Bejlek in the first set, then raced out to 3-0 in the second. Nine straight games. Not a hint of the slump she carried into Toronto. Then Bejlek did what qualifying runs tend to produce: she found…
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Kristina Liutova Wins the First WTA Tournament She Ever Played
Sixteen-year-old qualifiers do not walk into their first WTA Tour event and leave with the trophy. That is not how this sport works. Kristina Liutova did exactly that anyway, beating Darja Vidmanova 1-6, 6-1, 6-3 to win the inaugural Memphis Classic. She turned her WTA Tour debut into a title during one of the most…
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Alexandra Eala Wins the Biggest Title of Her Life, and the Philippines’ First Ever WTA Trophy
Jessica Pegula had a set and a rain delay working in her favor. Alexandra Eala had eight straight games left in her, and she used every one of them. Eala beat the third-ranked Pegula 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 to win the D.C. Open on Monday, claiming her first WTA singles title after the final spilled over…
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Kristina Liutova Looks Like More Than a Memphis Surprise After Beating Maya Joint
Kristina Liutova’s first week on the WTA Tour was already strange enough. Then she beat Maya Joint. The 16-year-old Russian qualifier continued one of the most eye-catching runs of the summer by defeating Joint 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 in the Memphis Classic Round of 16. Joint is no soft checkpoint. She is the player who beat…
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Lilli Tagger Survives Daria Snigur’s Best Punches to Win the Prague Open 2026 Title
Daria Snigur had the set in her hands. Twice. Lilli Tagger did not care. The Austrian came back from 5-2 down in the first set to beat Snigur 7-6(3), 6-2 and win the Prague Open 2026 title, capping a run that the tournament’s own build-up had already called a final nobody expected. Tagger, ranked outside…
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Tamara Korpatsch Defeats Anna Bondar to Become Hamburg’s First German Champion Since Steffi Graf
Tamara Korpatsch did not only win a WTA title in Hamburg. She gave the tournament back a German champion. The 31-year-old, born in Hamburg and shaped by the clay-court habits of a player who knows how to suffer through long rallies, beat Anna Bondar 6-3, 6-3 in the Hamburg Open 2026 final. It was her…
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Lilli Tagger Silences Prague’s Czech Chorus as Snigur Sets Up a Final Nobody Expected
The Prague Open had spent the week looking like a Czech tennis festival with a draw attached. Marie Bouzkova was there. Barbora Krejcikova was there. Tereza Valentova was still there in the semi-finals. Dominika Salkova had made noise from qualifying. The home crowd had every reason to expect at least one Czech player in Sunday’s…
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Barbora Krejcikova Turns Athens Into a Lesson in How to Win the Points That Hurt
Maria Sakkari had the crowd, the early lead and the more explosive tennis. Barbora Krejcikova had the colder hand. The Czech beat Sakkari 7-6(5), 6-3 to win the Athens Open 2026 title, denying the Greek a home triumph in the inaugural edition of the tournament. It was a final between two former Top 5 players…
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Noskova Goes Through It All: Dominance, Tension and a Forehand Storm to Win Wimbledon 2026
This Wimbledon final had every chance to become a strange little anti-climax. Two Czech players, one famous old lawn, one Grand Slam trophy, and for more than an hour Linda Noskova looked ready to make the whole thing brutally simple. She was 21 years old, playing the biggest match of her life, and still she…
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Karolina Muchova Outlasts Coco Gauff in a Wimbledon Semi-Final That Nearly Spun Away
Karolina Muchova looked beaten, breathless and almost out of answers. Then she found the points that changed everything. The Czech beat Coco Gauff 6-2, 1-6, 7-6(10) in a dramatic Wimbledon semi-final, saving match point and winning a deciding super tiebreak 12-10 to reach her first final at the All England Club. It was not a…
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Linda Noskova Serves Her Way Past Mertens as Czech Wimbledon Dream Grows Larger
Linda Noskova is a Grand Slam semi-finalist for the first time. The 21-year-old Czech beat Elise Mertens 6-3, 7-5 in the Wimbledon quarter-finals, producing a controlled, mature and often overpowering performance on No. 1 Court. Mertens kept resisting, kept changing looks, and even needed treatment for a left-leg issue midway through the second set, but…
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Coco Gauff Fights Past Pegula and Turns Her First Wimbledon Quarter-Final Into a Ranking Statement
Coco Gauff had never been this far at Wimbledon. Now she is one win from the final. The No. 7 seed beat Jessica Pegula 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 in an all-American quarter-final, recovering from a set down to reach her first Wimbledon semi-final. It was a big win for Gauff on several levels: emotionally, historically, and…
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Coco Gauff Finally Breaks Her Wimbledon Wall as Pegula Waits in an All-American Quarter-Final
Coco Gauff has been famous at Wimbledon since she was 15. Now, at last, she has a Wimbledon quarter-final. The No. 7 seed beat Belinda Bencic 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 to reach the last eight at the All England Club, clearing a round that had stopped her again and again. Gauff had reached the fourth round…
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Naomi Osaka Knocks Out Sabalenka and Turns Wimbledon Into Her Comeback Stage
Naomi Osaka has spent much of her comeback trying to rebuild the old danger around her name. At Wimbledon, against the world No. 1, she found it. Osaka stunned Aryna Sabalenka 6-2, 7-6(2) to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals, producing one of the cleanest and most significant wins of her return. Sabalenka arrived unbeaten in sets…
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Iva Jovic Refuses to Blink as Alexandrova Lets Wimbledon Slip Away
Iva Jovic had to win this one the hard way. The 18-year-old American beat Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, surviving a match that kept swinging between clean ball-striking, missed openings and pressure points that shaped the entire contest. Alexandrova had the bigger ace count. Both players finished with…
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Jessica Pegula Turns Wimbledon Into a Fast Day at the Office Against Bouzas Maneiro
Jessica Pegula does not always make dominance look loud. Sometimes it looks like this: early breaks, clean service games, constant return pressure and a scoreboard that moves with very little drama. The No. 4 seed beat Jessica Bouzas Maneiro 6-1, 6-3 to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, producing one of her sharpest performances of…
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Solana Sierra Nearly Delivers a Messi Moment Before Gauff Escapes a Messy Wimbledon Fight
Coco Gauff survived, but this was not the smooth Wimbledon route her draw had promised. The No. 7 seed beat Solana Sierra 6-3, 3-6, 7-6(10-7) to reach the third round, escaping a match that nearly became one of the Argentine stories of the tournament. Sierra, ranked No. 56, served for the match at 5-3 in…
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Maya Joint Beats Serena Williams at Wimbledon and Ends a Brutal First-Round Streak
Maya Joint had lost 11 straight first-round matches. Then she walked onto the Wimbledon grass against Serena Williams and ended the worst run of her young career in the loudest possible way. The 20-year-old Australian beat the seven-time Wimbledon champion 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-3, stopping Williams’ singles comeback in the first round and giving herself a…
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Andreeva and Sabalenka Move On as Wimbledon’s First Quarter Already Starts to Twist
The projected Aryna Sabalenka versus Mirra Andreeva quarter-final is still alive. That is the clean headline from the first completed matches in Wimbledon’s opening quarter. Sabalenka handled qualifier Teodora Kostovic 6-2, 6-3, while Andreeva closed out Magda Linette 7-5, 6-4 to keep the seedings on track at the top and bottom of the section. But…
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Tatjana Maria Is Turning Grass Into a Different Sport Again
Tatjana Maria does not play grass-court tennis like she is trying to join the modern argument. She plays as if she has left the argument altogether. That is why this run deserves more than a routine Eastbourne match report. At 38, with a one-handed backhand, a game full of slices, changes of height, soft hands…
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Emma Navarro Leaves Swiatek Searching as Bad Homburg Draw Opens Up
Emma Navarro had already proved she could win titles this season. What she needed on grass was something different. A win that travelled. A result that did not just sit neatly inside a good week, but changed how her game looked on a surface where timing, first-strike nerve and balance under pressure decide so much.…
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Marie Bouzkova Beats Emma Navarro in Nottingham to Claim Her First Grass Title
Marie Bouzkova had already built the week. In the final, she finished the argument. The Czech arrived at the Nottingham Open as the fourth seed, ranked just behind Emma Navarro, and moved through the draw with the kind of controlled grass-court tennis that rarely shouts but often suffocates. Tereza Valentova, Hannah Klugman, Tatjana Maria and…
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Linda Noskova Stops Alexandra Eala’s Berlin Surge and Reaches First Grass Final
Alexandra Eala had made Berlin feel like her breakout stage. She had beaten Donna Vekic. She had beaten Elena Rybakina. She had turned a strong grass month into something bigger, sharper and far more visible. By the time she walked into the Berlin Tennis Open semi-final, she was no longer just a promising left-hander from…
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Jessica Pegula Turns a Rain-Delay Gut Punch Into a Berlin Bagel Against Aryna Sabalenka
Jessica Pegula had every reason to feel robbed by the weather. She was leading Aryna Sabalenka 3-1 in a second-set tie-break, two points from reaching the Berlin final in straight sets, when the rain arrived. The covers came on. The players left. The momentum vanished into the grey. For plenty of players, that would have…
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Qualifier Viktorija Golubic Beats Sofia Kenin Twice, Then Takes Out Ann Li to Reach Nottingham Semi-Finals
Viktorija Golubic arrived in Nottingham as a qualifier, ranked No. 76, needing to earn her way into the main draw before she could even begin chasing the bigger names. She has now beaten one former Australian Open champion twice in the same tournament week and taken out the world No. 29. That is quite a…
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Alexandra Eala Bosses an Out-of-Sorts Elena Rybakina as Berlin Grass Run Turns Serious
Elena Rybakina’s grass preparation is starting to run off the rails. That is not something anyone expects to say about one of the cleanest grass-court strikers in the women’s game, a player whose serve can take the racket out of an opponent’s hands before the rally has even begun. But Berlin did not look like…