This is the surprise semifinal. Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff, the No. 1 and 3 seeds, respectively, were supposed to be here. Instead we’ll get a duel between an unseeded Russian ranked 26th, and an ...

Swiatek lost 7-5 ... when someone goes with massive pace on fast surfaces to the forehand side, because she has a pretty extreme grip? Yes.” The 2003 US Open winner also hit out at anyone ...

Jelena Ostapenko broke five times thrashing Iga Swiatek 6-3, 6-1 snapping the three-time champion’s 15-match Doha winning streak to power into her second Doha final. Photo credit: MohamedFarag/Getty ...

She is yet to better that figure. Swiatek found the right balance of knowing when to attack and when to retreat, and used her topspin forehand to devastating effect. It can feel unnatural for a ...

As Rybakina charged the net off of a well-timed backhand, Swiatek whipped a forehand past her for the break back. In the deciding game, Swiatek hammered a cross-court backhand return winner off of a ...

Madison Keys of the U.S. plays a forehand return to Iga Swiatek of Poland during their semifinal match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia. Iga Swiatek of Poland ...

Iga Swiatek's quest for a four-peat will have to go through Elena Rybakina. The World No.2 edged Linda Noskova in a three-set ...

A blistering start for Ostapenko Ostapenko started as she meant to go on: blitzing a forehand return winner on the first point of the match, and another to capture the Swiatek serve in the first game.