Serena Williams walked out at Indian Wells to a standing ovation. It could never erase the 14 years of hurt that came before.

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka and No. 5 Madison Keys look destined for a rematch of January's Australian Open final, but ...

She won three Grand Slam titles and was so good that she was compared to Roger Federer and Martina Hingis. However, she grew ...

Here we go …Toward the back end of Indian Wells …• Here’s the latest Served. Special guest … Rafael Nadal.• We need more Dan ...

Building her legacy as the greatest player the WTA Tour has ever seen, Williams continued to break records and make history. Perhaps her most impressive record-breaking achievement came at the Olympic ...

In case you're wondering what upsets have been the most shocking in the history of the tournament now called the BNP Paribas ...

The Women's Tennis Association announced Maternity Fund Program on Wednesday. The fund is sponsored by Saudi Arabia's Public ...

Australian star Nick Kyrgios, former World No. 13 and Wimbledon finalist, has weighed in on the greatest of all time debate ...

More than 300 players are eligible for the fund, which is retroactive to Jan. 1. The WTA would not disclose how much money is ...

Shane Lowry can make an impression on the golf course whenever necessary, but he wasn't the one stealing the spotlight this week.

They say there's no such thing as bad publicity, which is perhaps just as well for an attempt to transform the image of women ...

Aryna Sabalenka defeated Naomi Osaka in straight sets during an exhibition match in Las Vegas, where she also forced her ...