World No. 24 Qinwen Zheng withdrew from the upcoming Australian Open on Thursday as she works her way back following right elbow surgery. "After careful evaluation by my team and following medical advice, unfortunately I will be withdrawing from the 2026 Australian Open," Zheng wrote on Instagram.
In a disappointing turn of events for tennis fans worldwide, Chinese star Qinwen Zheng has announced her withdrawal from the 2026 Australian Open. The 23-year-old Olympic Gold Medalist, who is also a former Australian Open finalist, cited ongoing recovery from elbow surgery as the primary reason for her decision.
Novak Djokovic is just two matches away from winning the Shanghai Open. It would be Djokovic's first ATP Masters 1000 title since the 2023 Rolex Paris Masters.
Coco Gauff delivered one of her strongest performances since the French Open final, cruising past her opening opponent in Wuhan on Wednesday. Gauff, whose game is built around resilience and determination, had little trouble against Moyuka Uchijima, claiming a 6-1, 6-0 win to start her campaign in China.
Chinese fan-favourite Zheng Qinwen was forced to pull out of the Wuhan Open after not fully recovering from elbow surgery. She attempted to make a comeback in Beijing, but that was cut short.
WTA World No.2 Iga Swiatek is currently competing in the China Open. Despite her current hot streak and strong affinity for the Asian Swing, Swiatek believes the WTA schedule needs to be shortened.
Zheng Qinwen responded to comments by Iga Swiatek regarding the hectic WTA Tour calendar, after the Polish player criticized the large number of mandatory tournaments throughout the year.
Zheng Qinwen retired from the China Open during her third-round match against Linda Noskova. This was the return tournament for the 2024 Tokyo Olympic gold medalist, who was facing nearly three months off the court since her first-round loss at Wimbledon against Katerina Siniakova.
When it comes to tennis scheduling, Iga Swiatek has led the pack in criticising the hectic calendar. With the tours implementing the mandatory tournament rule, the top players are forced to participate in lower rung tournaments, else risk losing out on crucial ranking points.
This past week, Qinwen Zheng returned to the tennis court for the first time since Wimbledon. After suffering a first-round upset in London, Zheng underwent elbow surgery on July 18, missing almost four months of action.
The Asian Swing of the WTA and ATP schedules is in full swing. As always, the tournaments provide plenty of exciting highlights on the court and fun moments off the court.
China’s Zheng Qinwen has provided an encouraging update about her health. The 22-year-old has faced numerous struggles in recent years regarding her fitness, which has led to her missing a significant amount of court action.
China’s Zheng Qinwen has provided an encouraging update about her health. The 22-year-old has faced numerous struggles in recent years regarding her fitness, which has led to her missing a significant amount of court action.
In a new Daily Dose of social media, Team World’s Laver Cup celebrations stole the spotlight, as did Team Europe’s reactions — especially Carlos Alcaraz’s frustrated gesture when he switched off a TV showing his rivals’ champagne-soaked party.
American doubles specialist Taylor Townsend has found herself in the center of controversy after posting a video mocking Chinese food while attending a buffet during the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen, China.
China's Qinwen Zheng announced Saturday she is taking a "short break" from the WTA Tour after elbow surgery. The 2024 Paris Olympics gold medalist is ranked No.
Zheng Qinwen has undergone successful surgery on her right elbow to address persistent pain in her right elbow which has been impacting her play. The current World No.6 lost early to Katerina Siniakova at Wimbledon and withdrew earlier this week from Washington.
With the announcement of the teams for the US Open mixed doubles garnering much excitement, it seems a certain Zheng Qinwen was manifesting her partner for a while after it was confirmed that she would be teaming with Jack Draper.
Qinwen Zheng started her grass season off well this week, reaching the semi-finals at the Queen’s Club Championship. On her way there, she came through a tough opener against McCartney Kessler, then overcame Emma Raducanu, who was not moving freely.
Top seed Zheng Qinwen and unseeded Amanda Anisimova each advanced to their first semifinals on grass with wins at the HSBC Championships on Friday in London.
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka continues to dominate in Grand Slam tournaments, recently making it to the French Open quarterfinals. But women's tennis at Roland-Garros has a lot more interesting storylines to offer.
WTA World No. 7 Qinwen Zheng is a major part of Nike's plans for women's tennis. Zheng is the face of Nike Tennis in China and has a growing presence in the North American market.
WTA Chinese No.1 Qinwen Zheng recently starred in a sleek new advertisement for her latest partnership with automotive giant Audi, featuring the all-new AUDI E5 Sportback.
In a thrilling upset at Melbourne Park, Laura Siegemund eliminated Olympic Gold Medalist Qinwen Zheng in a stunning victory of 7-6(3) 6-3. This marks Siegemund’s biggest Grand Slam triumph to date, as she defeated the No.
Qinwen Zheng used her dominating serve to defeat Jasmine Paolini of Italy 6-1, 6-1 and clinch a spot in the semifinals of the WTA Finals Riyadh on Wednesday.