Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, Madison Keys ... covers tennis at Sportskeeda. She started playing tennis herself at age six when her favorite women’s player Maria Sharapova won the 2006 US Open.

Jack Sock and Sam Querrey recently discussed whether today’s generation of American tennis players is overrated ... Coco Gauff (2023 US Open) and Madison Keys (2025 Australian Open).

“That’s kind of us tennis players in a nutshell. (Winning a major) is all we think about. And then we do it, and we say, ‘OK, next.’” Next for Keys, ranked No. 5 and seeded No. 2 in ...

Who won the 2024 US Open women's singles title ... Who is the longest female number 1 tennis player? - + A. Steffi Graf has a record of holding No. 1 for a record total of 377 weeks.

After chopping down two world-ranked and seasoned players ... Madison Keys of the United States. “I think every single player here has envisioned themself as a successful tennis player ...

The thrill of representing one's nation is a powerful motivator, as Coco Gauff eloquently stated last year, describing the ...

As tennis moves to clay courts for ... Along with the drop shot, this tactic can be one of the keys to success on clay. Tell us the storylines and players you’ll be watching out for — and ...

Meet tennis player, Alex Eala, who makes history at the 2025 Miami Open ... Les Petits As 14-and-under tournament and made her junior Grand Slam debut at the 2019 US Open. In 2020, she claimed the ...

A proud tennis fraternity in Dubai has converged as one voice to hail the phenomenal rise of Filipina tennis sensation Alexandra Eala on to the global stage. The 19-year-old was all at once ...

Jannik Sinner isn't even allowed to play competitive tennis, yet he's still strengthened his grip as the world's leading men's player ... since winning the 2021 US Open. Now she needs to build ...

The USA continues to lead the WTA rankings with depth, boasting 10 players in the top 50, including four in the top 16. It was already known that stars such as Coco Gauff (No. 3), Madison Keys (No ...