Dzevad Mesic

4 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Danielle Collins says she used all of her past experience against Iga Swiatek to figure out the best way to play against the five-time Grand Slam champion and it worked out perfectly for her in Rome. In the third round at Foro Italico, the 35th-ranked American dismantled the defending Rome champion 6-1 7-5. Right out of the gate, Collins was all over Swiatek and won the opening five games of the match.

4 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Iga Swiatek's early Rome Open loss means that the Polish tennis star will exit the top-2 for the first time in over three years. On Saturday, the Pole - who was the defending champion at Foro Italico this year - picked up another shock loss in 2025 after Danielle Collins routed her 6-1 7-5 in the third round. By losing so early in Rome, Swiatek will drop down two places in the rankings and be ranked at No. 4.

5 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Coach Simone Vagnozzi reveals Jannik Sinner "felt empty" during the doping ban and that's because the 23-year-old is competitive by his nature. Shortly after going 7-of-7 at the Australian Open and winning his third Grand Slam title in his first tournament of the year, the world No. 1 accepted a three-month doping ban. The suspension officially started on February 9th and ended five days ago.

5 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Iga Swiatek called Casper Ruud "a true gentleman" and admitted that the Norwegian's public support meant a lot after what happened in Madrid. Last week, the Polish tennis star suffered one of the worst defeats of her pro career after Coco Gauff annihilated her 6-1 6-1 in the Madrid semifinal. When it started becoming clear that the 23-year-old was heading toward a brutal loss, she started looking absolutely devastated and crushed on the court.

5 days ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Naomi Osaka is getting candid about her tennis documentary as the former world No. 1 admitted there were a lot of "sad times" when the docuseries was filmed and she was just trying to find herself. Shortly after the Japanese's tense 2018 US Open final win over Serena Williams - after which she cried instead of celebrating and needed to be comforted by the American tennis icon - she was approached by the Netflix team and offered to have her own documentary.