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Djokovic and Sabalenka headline US Open mixed doubles – but the 2026 cast is missing its biggest names
The 2026 US Open Mixed Doubles Championship unveils a blockbuster pairing: Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka. However, the field, especially on the men's side, is noticeably lighter on top singles talent compared to the star-studded 2025 edition, with Alcaraz and Sinner notably absent.
Korpatsch wins Hamburg title on home soil, storming through Bondar in straight sets
Tamara Korpatsch won her hometown title at the MSC Hamburg Ladies Open, beating Anna Bondar 6-3, 6-3 to claim her second career WTA crown at 31, three years after her breakthrough win in Cluj-Napoca.
Tagger wins maiden WTA title in Prague, becomes youngest player in the top 50
Lilli Tagger, an 18-year-old Austrian coached by Francesca Schiavone, won her first WTA title in Prague, beating No. 8 seed Daria Snigur to crash into the world's top 50 as its youngest member.
July 20, 1954: The day teen star Maureen Connolly suffered a tragic, career-ending injury
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest events in tennis history. On this day, July 20, 1954, Maureen Connolly, who had won nine Grand Slams in a row while she was still in her teens, broke her leg in a horse-riding accident, an injury which ended her career
Kraus topples seed No. 5 Bassols Ribera to reach second WTA 125 final of her career
Sinja Kraus battled past Marina Bassols Ribera in Kitzbühel to reach a second WTA 125 final, with a possible all-Austrian showdown against Julia Grabher looming on Sunday.
Jeanjean sees off compatriot Monnot to reach the Grand Est Open 88 last 16
Quevedo cruises past Deng to reach the Nordea Open last 16
Curmi downs Dodin to reach the Grand Est Open 88 last 16
Putintseva survives a first-set tie-break to reach the Nordea Open last 16
Grand Est Open 88: Wild card Amandine Hesse eases past Palicova into the last 16
July 4, 1938: The day Suzanne Lenglen, tennis’ first female superstar, passed away
Serena Williams can compete at the highest level, says ex-coach Patrick Mouratoglou after Wimbledon return
June 30, 2012: The day Shvedova recorded the first “Golden Set” in women’s tennis history
“Unprofessionnal, I hate it” – Serena Williams says anti-doping whereabouts rules nearly stopped her comeback
Keys wins a third Eastbourne title to arrive at Wimbledon in form
Muchova wins in Bad Homburg as Osaka retires from the final for a foot injury
BREAKING: Serena Williams handed Wimbledon singles wild card
Noskova powers past Pegula to win in Berlin and break into the top 10
Bouzkova wins a maiden grass-court title in Nottingham
Sabalenka concedes another 6-0 set as Pegula reaches the Berlin final