An emotional Paula Badosa reached her maiden Grand Slam semi-final at the Australian Open on Tuesday -- then described how she almost quit tennis last year because of a chronic back injury.

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 ...

Paula Badosa is in a race against time to recover for Indian Wells following her latest injury scare. The world No. 10 recently retired during the Merida Open, citing back pain. She later pulled ...

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 ...

As the enamored crowd at Rod Laver Arena looked on, Paula Badosa fell to her knees. She stayed on the ground for a moment as she leaned over with her arms outstretched. She had just beaten Coco ...

Paula Badosa has been quite open about her mental health struggles in the past, talking about them prominently on more than one occasion. The first time was in 2019 ahead of the US Open ...

Former BNP Paribas Open champion Paula Badosa has withdrawn from the tournament before playing her first match. The Spanish tennis star withdrew with what was described as a lower back injury ...

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 ...

No.21 seed Paula Badosa levelled her head-to-head against Laura Siegemund at two wins apiece after triumphing over the qualifier in the second round of the Miami Open in 2 hours and 51 minutes. Why ...

DUBAI—This time last year, Paula Badosa was ranked outside the Top 70 and struggling to complete matches. The former world No. 2 was dealing with a back injury that first derailed, then ...

Paula Badosa, who won the biggest title of her career at Indian Wells four years ago, has withdrawn from this year's edition of the BNP Paribas Open due to a lower back injury. Former World No. 2 ...

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 ...