Serena Williams
How a $1 bill propelled women’s tennis into prominence
On September 23, 1970, nine women -- including Billie Jean King -- signed a symbolic $1 contract that changed the course of history. On Wednesday, 50 years on, the leading women players paid tribute to the efforts of those who paved the way for them.
Done for 2020, Bianca Andreescu Sets Sights on 2021 and Olympics
After withdrawing from the French Open, Bianca Andreescu has confirmed she will not feature on the WTA Tour in 2020.
Beaten Azarenka not disappointed but admits “it’s painful to lose”
In her first Grand Slam final for seven years, Victoria Azarenka was edged out by Naomi Osaka in a three-set thriller
Fate plays a hand as Osaka completes fitting victory
From the moment Naomi Osaka stepped out for her first match at Flushing Meadows this year, there was a strange sense of inevitability that she would go all the way to the title.
Serena Williams pulls out of Rome with Achilles injury
Serena Williams is likely to go into this month's Roland-Garros with no clay-court preparation after she pulled out of this week's Rome event because of an Achilles strain.
Serena to play French Open after semi-final exit in New York
Serena, Clijsters, Goolagong: A history of tennis’ successful mothers
Williams wins mother of all quarters to edge closer to 24th grand slam title
US Open Day 8 recap: From smooth sailing to upset city, the quarter-finalists are confirmed
Serena Williams says she hasn’t decided if she’ll play Roland-Garros
Serena Williams downs Sakkari to set up Pironkova clash
US Open Day 6 Recap: Seeds fall, surprises continue, Serena marches on
Serena’s record chase still on after battling win over Stephens
‘Only Jesus was perfect’ – Serena still trying to quieten her inner critic
Serena sprints into US Open third round against Sloane
Serena survives opening test against compatriot Ahn to advance
Record-breaking Serena was ‘rooting’ for Murray in stunning comeback
Why Karolina Pliskova should look at the history of world No 1s missing Grand Slams
‘A lot of girls can beat anybody!’ Kim Clijsters assesses US Open field
From Gibson and Ashe to Osaka – tennis’s trailblazers for racial equality