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Rybakina reclaims Stuttgart crown and leads the WTA Race opening the clay seaon
Elena Rybakina (No 1 seed, world No 2) beat Karolina Muchova (No 7 seed) 7-5, 6-1 to win her second Stuttgart title and 13th career title, extending her winning streak at the Porsche Arena to eight matches.
Shelton books back-to-back Munich finals with clinical Molcan dismissal
Ben Shelton defeated Alex Molcan 6-3, 6-4 on Saturday afternoon and will face Italian Flavio Cobolli, the No 4 seed, for the title
Rybakina and Muchova reach Stuttgart final as top seeds continue to fall
Karolina Muchova edged out Elina Svitolina 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 on Saturday afternoon. She'll play the winner of the match between Kazakh Elena Rybakina, the top seed, and Russian Mirra Andreeva, the No 6 seed, in the final
Rublev fights back to reach first Barcelona
Andrey Rublev won against Hamad Medjedovic 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 on Saturday afternoon and will face the winner of the match between Spaniard Rafael Jodar and Frenchman Arthur Fils, the No 9 seed, in the final
Cobolli stuns defending champion Zverev to reach first Munich final
Flavio Cobolli beat Alexander Zverev 6-3, 6-3 on Saturday and will play the winner of the match between Slovak Alex Molcan and American Ben Shelton, the second seed, in the final
Sinner seizes the throne: world No. 1 after defeating Alcaraz in Monte-Carlo final
Alcaraz defends his Monte-Carlo crown and clay master reputation – with the world No. 1 ranking on the line too
Alcaraz beats Vacherot to set up the first Alcaraz-Sinner final of 2026 – with No. 1 at stake
Zverev: “When you’re not at your best, there’s no chance – he’s like a wall”
Sinner dismantles Zverev again to reach his first Monte-Carlo final
Vacherot stuns de Minaur to become the first Monégasque in a Monte-Carlo Masters semifinal
Alcaraz turns 300 wins into a statement – and Bublik says it all at the net
One day different from the next – Sinner finds his clay feet match by match
Monte-Carlo’s own Vacherot makes history and enters the top 20
Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters: Alcaraz also needed three sets to reach the last eight
37 sets, 186 days, one tiebreak – Machac ends the record, Sinner takes the match
Clay bites back: Monte Carlo’s red dirt claims another batch of victims, from Musetti to Rublev
Alcaraz expects to lose world No. 1 as Sinner’s clay drought looms over Monte-Carlo title defence
Sinner dismantles Humbert to extend record Masters 1000 run on clay debut
Cerundolo ends Tsitsipas’s Monte-Carlo reign to move to 15th win of 2026