Shahida Jacobs

5 days ago | tennis365.com | Shahida Jacobs

Coco Gauff was given a scare by rising star Victoria Mboko during her opening match at the Italian Open and after she gave her assessment of the Canadian. Nearly three years after she made her WTA Tour debut at the age of 15, Mboko is on the rise as she won her maiden WTA-level match at the Miami Open in March.

5 days ago | tennis365.com | Shahida Jacobs

Emma Raducanu has been putting in the hard work in the gym as it has resulted in an improvement in her movement on clay, according to Marion Bartoli as she also shared her thoughts on the world No 49’s coaching arrangement with Mark Petchey. After exiting the Madrid Open in the second round, Raducanu has now gone one better at the Italian Open after getting the better of Jil Teichmann, winning 6-2, 6-2, at Foro Italico.

6 days ago | tennis365.com | Shahida Jacobs

Emma Raducanu has claimed an unwanted award at the Italian Open as she has come out top a humorous contest on the WTA Tour. The 2021 US Open champion has finished first in the “Sorry I’ve lost my credential 2025 edition” in Rome with her name pinned on the “honours board” with other “winners”. Raducanu took top spot in the WTA contest with Mayar Sherif in second place while Matteo Arnaldi was No 1 in the ATP version with Tallon Griekspoor second and Daniil Medvedev third.

6 days ago | msn.com | Shahida Jacobs

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6 days ago | tennis365.com | Shahida Jacobs

Novak Djokovic will for the second consecutive year play in an ATP 250 tournament the week before the French Open after making a late change to his calendar. The 24-time Grand Slam winner has accepted a late wildcard entry into the Geneva Open with the move coming on the back of his withdrawal from the Italian Open. The world No 6 will join Taylor Fritz (No 4), Casper Ruud (No 7), Grigor Dimitrov (No 15) and Tomas Machac (No 20) as the highest-ranked players in the draw at the event.