Iga Swiatek defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova and Jasmine Paolini advanced past Beatriz Haddad Maia in the Bad Homburg Open ...

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Eighteen years after her first taste of Wimbledon in Roehampton, Alizé Cornet returns to the site of her qualifying debut for ...

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Top seed Jessica Pegula and unseeded Linda Noskova advanced to the semifinals at the Bad Homburg Open. Pegula aims for her first final since winning Charleston in April, while Noskova seeks her first ...

Martina Navratilova, the ultimate grass-court champion, explains why Aryna Sabalenka's versatile game makes her the player to beat at Wimbledon.

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Top seed Jessica Pegula came through a three-set semifinal with fellow American Emma Navarro to reach the semifinals of the Bad Homburg Open.

Maya Joint defeated Anna Blinkova in straight sets at the Lexus Eastbourne Open to reach her third career tour-level semifinal -- all of which have come this season, and all on different surfaces.

Qualifier Alexandra Eala dropped just three games against Dayana Yastremska at the Lexus Eastbourne Open to reach her second career tour-level semifinal (following Miami in March), and first on grass.

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