ATP

Six Kings Slam Explained — A $6 Million Exhibition With No Ranking Points

The Six Kings Slam is an invitation-only men's exhibition staged in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It brings six of the best-known players in the sport...
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Zizou Bergs Profile — Belgium’s First Grass-Court Champion and the Win Over Alcaraz

Zizou Bergs is the first Belgian man to win an ATP Tour title on grass and, since 12 October 2026, the player whose win...
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Bergs Beat Alcaraz in Shanghai and Zverev Will Finish 2026 as Year-End No. 1

Zizou Bergs had already served for the match once and been broken. A Shanghai crowd that wanted more of Carlos Alcaraz was getting it....
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Rolex Paris Masters Guide — Dates, Venue, Points and Past Champions

The Rolex Paris Masters is the last ATP Masters 1000 of the season and the final big ranking stop before the Nitto ATP Finals...
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Ugo Humbert Profile — Six Finals Won Before He Lost One

Ugo Humbert won the first six finals he played on the ATP Tour. The left-hander from Metz took titles in Auckland, Antwerp, Halle, Metz,...
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ATP Year-End No. 1 Explained — The Race Decides It, and the Weekly No. 1 Can Be Someone Else

The ATP year-end No. 1 is the player who finishes the season at the top of the PIF ATP Rankings. The honor is presented...
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WTA

Hong Kong Tennis Open Guide — Dates, Venue, Points and Past Champions

The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open is a WTA 250 event played on outdoor hard courts at Victoria Park Tennis Stadium. It closes the...
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WTA Year-End No. 1 Explained — The Ranking After the WTA Finals Decides It, Not the Race

The WTA year-end No. 1 is the player at the top of the WTA Rankings published immediately after the WTA Finals. It is not...
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Sorana Cirstea Profile — A Top 20 Debut at 36 in Her Final Season

Sorana Cirstea reached her first WTA final in 2007, played in the Roland Garros quarterfinals at 19 and set a career-high ranking of No....
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Zheng Won Beijing on an Ace, and Sabalenka Is Waiting for Her in Wuhan

Mirra Andreeva led 5-4 in the first set of the China Open final and held three chances to take it. Zheng Qinwen saved all...
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Shnaider, Paolini and Eala Head the Hong Kong Entry List, and the Defending Champion Is Not on It

Four Top 20 players, Diana Shnaider, Sorana Cirstea, Alexandra Eala and Jasmine Paolini, head the entry list for the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open,...
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Andreeva Broke Bartunkova Five Times in Beijing and Will Be World No. 3 on Monday

Mirra Andreeva spent Saturday’s China Open semifinal on Nikola Bartunkova’s serve. She created 10 break points, converted five and was through 6-2, 6-2 in...
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Grand Slams

US Open 2026 Men’s Final — Zverev vs Shelton, Time, How to Watch, Head-to-Head

Alexander Zverev meets Ben Shelton for the US Open title at 2 p.m. ET on Sunday. Start time, TV, head-to-head, both routes to the final and the prize money.
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US Open 2026 Women’s Final — Sabalenka vs Rybakina, Time, How to Watch, Head-to-Head

The US Open women's final is the top seed against the second, and a rematch of the Australian Open final. Two-time defending champion Aryna...
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US Open Champions — Every Men’s and Women’s Singles Winner Since 1968

Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina are the reigning US Open singles champions. Zverev beat Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 on 13 September 2026...
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US Open 2026 Semifinals — Full Line-Up, Thursday and Friday Schedule, How to Watch

The US Open is down to its last eight singles players. The women's semifinals are played on Thursday night and the men's on Friday,...
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Six Kings Slam Explained — A $6 Million Exhibition With No Ranking Points

The Six Kings Slam is an invitation-only men's exhibition staged in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It brings six of the best-known players in the sport...
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WTA Play Down Exemptions Explained — Why a Top 30 Player Usually Cannot Drop to a 250

Twice in the last fortnight of the WTA’s regular season, a WTA 500 and a WTA 250 are played in the same week. Ningbo...
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Sorana Cirstea Profile — A Top 20 Debut at 36 in Her Final Season

Sorana Cirstea reached her first WTA final in 2007, played in the Roland Garros quarterfinals at 19 and set a career-high ranking of No....
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WTA Prize Money Withdrawals Explained — The Late On-Site Pull-Out That Avoids a Fine

When Coco Gauff withdrew from the Wuhan Open this week, her announcement came with a quotation about needing rest. That was not only good...
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WTA 125 Explained — The Tier Below the Tour, Its Points and Who Is Allowed to Play

While the leading women play the Wuhan Open in the week of 12 October, three other WTA events are being played that week in...
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