Paula Badosa: former world No. 2, 2024 WTA Comeback Player of the Year, part-time jewelry designer. The 27-year-old Spaniard will soon debut her own collection of bling in collaboration with The 1916 ...

Paula Badosa is shining bright like a diamond. The former World No. 2 will soon debut her own jewelry collection in collaboration with The 1916 Company.

Paula Badosa's back injury continues to flare up. For the past two years, the Spaniard has had to battle with her body, and ...

Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas has revealed that his girlfriend, Spain’s Paula Badosa, is close to ‘100 %’ despite her decision to withdraw from the Rome Open. The 27-year-old suffered an injury during ...

Paula Badosa and Petra Kvitova weren't able to make it to their second-round matches at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, as they both withdrew from the tournament. Badosa has been struggling with a ...

The contest is, among other things, a sign of how quickly the fates of tennis players can change. Two months ago, Badosa’s comeback was going much better than Osaka’s; now Osaka is coming off a 125 ...

Paula Badosa recently gave a frank and emotive interview in which she admitted that she expects to retire from tennis earlier ...

Badosa on the otherhand had new treatment and it worked out ... I will continue with the infiltrations’, even knowing how bad they feel and how harmful they are to the body," the world No. 10 said as ...

Paula Badosa has accepted that she will "retire young" but also highlights that she remains "very stubborn" and therefore won't call it a career until the doctors tell her that she reached the stage ...

Paula Badosa has made the difficult admission that a persistent back injury will likely force her into an early retirement. In a candid interview, the 27-year-old Spaniard shared that she's delaying ...

Still, she’s not giving up yet. Her main goal now is to be fit for Roland Garros. Badosa still dreams of winning a Grand Slam before she retires. She hopes her body allows her to chase that dream.

Badosa finished the year as the World No. 12 ... meaning she had to play against not only her opponent on the day but also her own body. "In those moments, you're lost. I thought: either I ...