Xinran Sun continues to impress in this year's Asian swing. Continuing to perform at the highest level in front of a home audience, the 16-year-old has reached the quarter-final of the Guangzhou Open after seeing off the seventh seed Maria Timofeeva 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(3).
A month away from the tour has not dulled Coco Gauff’s sense of humor. The American used her Instagram Stories to joke about a new training routine and pointed the finger at the player she believes inspired it. In the first clip she shared, Gauff is seen sprinting through a shadow drill with poles set up on the court.
Carlos Alcaraz is not just an inspiration on the tennis court. The Spaniard’s approach to training has also caught the attention of fellow professionals, with his unusual methods seemingly finding their way into practice sessions across the tours.
It has almost been a tale of two cities for Rafael Jodar this season. While the Spaniard has announced himself remarkably on the Tour, controversy over his on-court conduct has drawn scrutiny.
Alex Eala hasn’t qualified for the 2026 WTA Finals. The Filipina star enjoyed a sensational season, winning her first WTA title in Washington, but won’t join the likes of Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka in Indian Wells next month.
Coco Gauff starred in her first music video earlier this month by making a cameo in four-time Grammy-nominated rapper Gunna’s “Pop It,” directed by Spike Jordan.
Coco Gauff will lead the United States in their Billie Jean King Cup playoff against Hungary, with a place in the qualifying stage for the 2027 Final 8 at stake.
Gael Monfils’ separation from Elina Svitolina has brought the personal challenges of life on the tennis tour into focus. On Tennis Channel’s The Big T podcast, former WTA player Andrea Petkovic discussed how weeks away from home can affect relationships, prompting Brad Gilbert, Coco Gauff’s former coach, to offer a different perspective.
Alex Eala has revealed which WTA stars she would choose for different activities away from the tennis court, naming Coco Gauff as her ideal road trip
Coco Gauff is back in Beijing, but she isn’t treating the Asian swing like a title chase. “I just try to treat this more as a practice month for next year,” she says, using the post-US Open stretch to test parts of her game before 2027.
Tennis players are often under intense scrutiny, but as the recent case involving Coco Gauff showed, they sometimes have to deal with far more than they bargained for.
Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula have officially qualified for the WTA Finals. The confirmation comes despite a turbulent period for both players, with Pegula having just lost her opening match at the Wuhan Open.
Coco Gauff found herself embroiled in controversy at the China Open after requesting a video review during her third-round win over Xinran Sun. The American called for a review, claiming the flashing LED banners at the side of the court distracted her.
Americans Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula both have qualified for the season-ending WTA Finals for a fifth straight year, the WTA announced Wednesday. Only eight players qualify to compete in singles at the Nov.
Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula have secured their places at the 2026 WTA Finals, extending a remarkable run of five consecutive appearances at the season-ending championships.
“Just because you are typing it, doesn’t mean you are not saying it.” That is what Andy Roddick led with when talking about the recent racist abuse that has been directed towards Coco Gauff.
Carlos Alcaraz’s Shanghai Masters campaign ended with a surprise defeat to Zizou Bergs, but the Belgian’s victory also sparked a debate away from the court.
Coco Gauff endured a torrent of racist abuse at the hands of critics and trolls to the point that she now won't play at the Wuhan Open this week after she beat Xinran Sun. The World No.5 halted a rally at the China Open due to a flickering advertising board.
12,040. That’s the total number of times Alexander Zverev bounced the ball this year at the US Open across his five matches, accounting for over two and a half hours.
Handling the pressure of being a Grand Slam Champion and being one of the top players in the world at just 22, one would think that’s enough on Coco Gauff’s plate.
The United Nations has officially weighed in on the despicable treatment Coco Gauff has received over the past week. On October 5, Gauff earned a 7-5, 6-1 win over Sun Xinran at the China Open.
Coco Gauff has added an unexpected appearance to her résumé, starring in rapper Gunna's new music video for his single "Pop It". The American tennis star
China has always been a happy hunting ground for Coco Gauff. In the last three seasons, the American has won 22 of her 25 matches in Beijing and Wuhan combined, while winning the China Open in 2024 and securing the title at the Wuhan Open in 2025.
Coco Gauff has withdrawn from the Wuhan Open just days after suffering a disappointing defeat at the China Open, meaning the American will not defend the title she won at the tournament in 2024.
Coco Gauff’s China Open campaign took a difficult turn after the American found herself at the center of an online backlash following her third-round victory over 16-year-old Chinese home hope Sun Xinran.
Coco Gauff said she was bombarded by an "insane" amount of racist comments on social media after winning a controversial point at the China Open on Monday in Beijing.
The relaunched World Team Tennis league added some star power on Thursday. The league announced the addition of two-time Grand Slam winner Coco Gauff as the player/owner of the Florida Flamingos Racquet Club franchise.
Following an excellent quarterfinal round in both the men’s and women’s tournaments, four American tennis players remain in this year’s U.S. Open. With Francis Tiafoe and Ben Shelton set to face each other in the semifinals, an American men’s tennis player is guaranteed to compete in the finals for the eighth time this century.
Gauff emerged victorious in an all-American fourth round match at the 2026 U.S. Open, moving her a step closer to a second women's singles championship trophy.
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