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Player FeatureMother’s Day on tour: Players reshaping the comeback conversation
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Player FeatureMeet Victoria Mboko, the teenager who just won’t stop winning
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Player FeatureSwiatek back on familiar ground, and back in business in Rome
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Player FeatureNo pasta, no wine, no problem for Bianca Andreescu in Rome
Six months after appendix surgery, Bianca Andreescu is reshaping her career with diet, discipline and a shift in mindset.
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Player Feature'I can't believe this is happening': Jabeur on Gaza, grief and speaking up
From injury setbacks to speaking out about Gaza, Ons Jabeur is navigating one of the most emotionally complex stretches of her career.
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Player FeatureSevastova wasn’t sure she’d walk unaided again. She was wrong
A year after a devastating injury, the 35-year-old Anastasija Sevastova returned to the tour with her daughter watching and her game intact
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Player FeatureLooking back at the rare red-dirt double and whether Sabalenka could be next
From Dinara Safina to Serena Williams and Iga Swiatek, just three women have swept Madrid and Rome in the same season. Now Aryna Sabalenka has a chance to add her name to that list.
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Player FeatureSabalenka owned Madrid, and there’s no reason to doubt what comes next
With another title this year, Madrid Open champion Aryna Sabalenka is setting the standard across all surfaces and all stages this season, and widening the gap with every match.
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Player FeatureMadrid flashback: One year later, Swiatek and Sabalenka assess classic final
Last year's Mutua Madrid Open final between Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka was arguably the best match of 2024. They could be in for a rematch in 2025.
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Player FeatureMadrid semifinal preview: Top seed Sabalenka leads final-four lineup
Aryna Sabalenka saved three set points, handled a mid-tiebreak rain delay and remains on course for a possible third consecutive final against Iga Swiatek.
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