A breakout run from Yuliia Starodubtseva, a gritty comeback from Belinda Bencic and another clay-court statement from Iga Swiatek have defined the first week of the Mutua Madrid Open.

Fresh off wins over Ons Jabeur and No. 3 Jessica Pegula, 23-year-old Moyuka Uchijima is making the most of her moment in Madrid.

Japan’s Moyuka Uchijima has been making big waves on the tour this year. On Sunday in Madrid she made her biggest splash yet, ...

Coco Gauff is back on the hunt for her best tennis, and the Mutua Madrid Open might just be where she finds it again. The post Coco Gauff Maps Out Bold Game Plan to Outlast Belinda Bencic in ...

Coco Gauff and Madison Keys are among a top American contingent who have moved through at the 2025 Madrid Open after wins ...

"I think the WTA is kind of forcing us more to play the events, even when sometimes we would pass them," said Swiatek.

Madison Keys pulled through a tight, nervy match against Anna Kalinskaya, then celebrated a milestone by becoming the third ...

Remember the last time Coco Gauff played doubles? The post Locked In and Loud Coco Gauff Powers Her Partner’s Madrid Open ...

Friday April 25, 2025 World No.3 Jessica Pegula is enjoying her time as the top-ranked American woman these days, with Coco ...

World No.2 Iga Swiatek faces rising pressure in Madrid as key rivals close the ranking gap. With her dominance under threat, ...

If Swiatek wins the WTA 1000 event, she’s safe at No. 2—but if she loses at any point, Pegula and Gauff could strike.