Rain had its final say at the Parque Villa-Lobos as the final of the 2026 São Paulo Open was postponed. While the audience missed the opportunity of watching the title clash between Kaitlin Quevedo and Nadia Podoroska, they were also robbed of the chance of catching a glimpse of former World No.1 Maria Sharapova.
Paula Badosa has played in front of the biggest crowds in tennis, including at Grand Slams. However, during her quarterfinal match against Mary Stoiana at the São Paulo Open, the former World No.2 was nervous.
Another tennis legend has officially entered the lucrative world of sports betting partnerships. While active players are strictly prohibited from involvement with gambling organizations, retired icons are openly flaunting their new commercial relationships.
Remember when Maria Sharapova was one of the biggest stars in tennis? Yeah. Neither does the internet, apparently. Sharapova may have retired from professional tennis years ago, but she has hardly disappeared.
Coco Gauff is one of the huge young stars in women’s tennis. She just matched something that arguably the biggest young superstar ever, Maria Sharapova, once did.
Maria Sharapova, the five-time Grand Slam champion who retired in 2020 at the age of 32, showed the tennis world what real power means. Her fitness and athleticism helped her win 36 WTA singles titles and an Olympic silver medal throughout her legendary career.
After an exceptional career in tennis, Maria Sharapova has since moved on from her prior profession and is now focusing on projects away from the sport.
Maria Sharapova won't be coming out of retirement like Serena Williams, but she caused quite the stir at Roland Garros this week. Sharapova, the former world No.
Maria Sharapova’s impact on tennis is clear, with a career that ranks her among the legends of the WTA Tour. Over her career, Sharapova won five Grand Slam titles and appeared in five more finals.
Sabalenka’s win streak is alive and well, and now she has her sights set on the Italian Open. She started her tournament in Rome with a convincing straight-sets victory over Barbora Krejčíková, who could have been a tricky opening opponent.
Six years after retiring, Maria Sharapova appeared in New York City for the Time100 Summit and on TODAY to promote her podcast Pretty Tough, where she reflected on the pressure early in her career to soften her “intimidating” competitive style.
Maria Sharapova’s induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame marked a defining moment in the career of the former world No. 1, whose legacy includes five Grand Slam titles and a career Grand Slam.
Former tennis star Maria Sharapova is ready to take on a new challenge. Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion and International Tennis Hall of Famer, announced this week that she's launching her own podcast with Vox Media.
At 6-foot-8, Luka Doncic can dwarf non-basketball people, but not tennis legend Maria Sharapova. Although Sharapova is several inches shorter than Doncic
Maria Sharapova has gone down in tennis history thanks to her efforts on the court, which won’t be forgotten any time soon. Sharapova was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame just last year, with her old rival Serena Williams on hand to celebrate alongside her.
For Maria Sharapova, the biggest victories weren’t always the ones that came with a trophy. The five-time major champion recently sat down for an interview with Bloomberg, where she spoke about her life beyond the tennis courts, dedicating herself as an investor in various initiatives linked to sport, fashion, and business.
Maria Sharapova, 38, is being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame (ITHF) during this weekend's festivities in Newport, Rhode Island. Retired since 2020, Sharapova was the first Russian WTA World No.
After her breakout Miami Open success earlier this year, Alex Eala, the current World No. 70, is enjoying many career firsts as she climbs the WTA rankings.
After a successful career on the WTA Tour that saw her rise to the pinnacle of the sport, former Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova has admitted her "workaholic" nature keeps her going even after retirement.
For most athletes, their first big paycheck often leads to luxury cars, designer clothes or extravagant vacations. But for tennis superstar Maria Sharapova, her first major purchase after winning a significant tournament wasn't flashy — it was a Hästens mattress.
Maria Sharapova celebrated her 38th birthday at a posh and stylish retreat in Tokyo, Japan. She was also kind enough to give her fans on Instagram a preview of how she spent the special occasion.
Former world number one Maria Sharapova has returned to boxing after a gap of three years. The 37-year-old was once regarded as one of the greatest Russian tennis player, at least in the women’s singles category.
Maria Sharapova retired from tennis in 2020 after a legendary yet controversial 19-year career. Now the multi-time grand slam winner is hitting winners