Where women own the court

Sabalenka Dominates in Comeback Win

Aryna Sabalenka showed her championship pedigree once again, coming back from a set down to claim her latest title. The Belarusian powerhouse has been in devastating form this season.

Rybakina Rises to World No. 1

Elena Rybakina has reached the pinnacle of the WTA rankings after her dominant US Open and Australian Open campaigns. The Ice Queen's lethal serve and flat groundstrokes have made her nearly unbeatable on hard courts.

Gauff's French Open Triumph

Coco Gauff added a second Grand Slam title to her collection at the 2025 French Open, proving she can win on any surface. At just 22, she's building one of the most impressive resumes in the game.

Streaming Guide

Tennis Channel: Most WTA and ATP events
ESPN+: Grand Slams and select Masters
Peacock: Select WTA events
Amazon Prime: US Open night sessions

Mirra Andreeva is the youngest player to win the French Open since Monica Seles in 1990. She won the 2026 Roland Garros title at just 19 years old.

Madison Keys started playing tennis because of Venus Williams. At age 4, she asked her parents for a white tennis dress just like Venus wore at Wimbledon.

Iga Swiatek listens to AC/DC and Pink Floyd before matches. Her father was an Olympic rower at the 1988 Seoul Games.

Sabalenka vs Keys — 2025 Australian Open Final

Madison Keys stunned the tennis world by defeating the defending champion Sabalenka to win her maiden Grand Slam title at 30 years old. A fairytale run that proved it's never too late.

Swiatek vs Sabalenka — A Rivalry for the Ages

The defining rivalry of women's tennis. Swiatek's heavy topspin and tactical brilliance against Sabalenka's raw power has produced some of the most electric tennis in WTA history.