Badosa and Tsitsipas ... because you are confused yourself with what's happening with the body. "I'm just there as much as I can to keep making her feel good that at least we are together and ...

I was born to play on big stages.' Badosa has never lacked confidence, and if her body can continue to cooperate there is no reason why she cannot return to the world's top 10. Read more ...

World No. 10 Paula Badosa's participation in Indian Wells is in doubt after she withdrew from the traditional Eisenhower Cup, where she was set to play mixed doubles with her boyfriend ...

Paula Badosa has overcome a career-threatening injury and a horrible collapse at the US Open to reach her first Grand Slam semi-final. The Spaniard caused a big upset by beating in-form Coco Gauff ...

On a hot, sun-drenched Rod Laver Arena day that looked tailored to her strengths, and in a matchup when she is the Grand Slam veteran, Gauff lost to Paula Badosa of Spain. Badosa, who returned ...

I’m coming back from retirement.’ That’s what we’ve been calling it.” Badosa was arguably the first top-flight tennis player to speak out about struggles with anxiety and depression ...

Paula Badosa was forced to retire from her quarterfinal match against Daria Saville at the Mérida Open due to back discomfort, raising concerns ahead of Indian Wells. The Spaniard, whose back ...

It has been nearly two years since they faced off, but Rybakina and Badosa have a long and competitive history, dating back to 2018. They’ve played seven times, and four of those matches have ...

Paula Badosa has had an excellent start to 2025, reaching her maiden Grand Slam semifinal at the Australian Open in Melbourne. The former world No. 2 defeated Coco Gauff en route and forced her ...

On Sunday, Paula Badosa (No. 10 in the world) meets Lulu Sun (No. 43) in the Round of 64 at the WTA Dubai, UAE. In Sun’s most recent action, she fell to Liudmila Samsonova 3-6, 3-6 in the Round ...