On the Tennis Insider Club podcast, World No. 4 Jessica Pegula told Caroline Garcia that she will not be playing tennis when she's 35, and is targeting the 2028 Summer Olympics as perhaps her final ...

Since triumphing at the grass-court tournament in Bad Homburg, Pegula has dropped four of six matches. Countrywoman Madison Keys, this year’s Australian Open champion, can overtake her for the No. 4 ...

Jessica Pegula's rough stretch continues after the world No. 4 exited the Cincinnati Open early following a surprise 6-7 (5) 6-3 3-6 loss to 40th-ranked Magda Linette.

Pegula is the WTA World No. 4 with a record of 37-15 and three singles titles. With the North American Hard Court Swing hitting its crescendo at the US Open next week, fans can expect "J-Peg" to grab ...

Jessica Pegula recently opened up about the reason behind her staying calm on the court during her matches. She is currently ...

Coco Gauff began her run at the Cincinnati Open with a strong performance, losing only five games against Wang Xinyu.

Coco Gauff begins her Cincinnati Open campaign against Xinyu Wang.

After a brilliant clay season, where Coco Gauff reached her only three finals this season and won one of them at Roland ...

Aryna Sabalenka is set to return to the court after taking a lengthy break. The women’s world number one’s last appearance ...

Coco Gauff will battle for another trophy on Wednesday night. Despite crashing out of the singles draw at the Canadian Open ...

We make our women's singles predictions for the prestigious WTA 1000 event, with Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and Iga Swiatek ...

Aryna Sabalenka will arrive at the 2025 Cincinnati Open looking to defend her title, but will stiff resistance from a field ...