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US Open: Zheng upsets Swiatek to reach quarterfinals
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Latest: Qinwen Zheng upsets Iga Swiatek at US Open
As the US Open progresses, the tournament has moved into its opening stages with significant results from top contenders. Iga Swiatek, seeking to maintain her momentum following a title in Toronto and a semifinal in Cinc
Fonseca withdraws from US Open due to abdominal injury
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Latest: João Fonseca prepares for Tokyo ATP 500 return amid ranking drop
Following his run in Montreal, where he secured a spot in the round of 16 by defeating Casper Ruud, Fonseca began competing in the 2026 Cincinnati Masters 1000. On 16 August, the 19-year-old Brazilian advanced to the thi
Amanda Anisimova professional comeback and mental health
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Latest: Amanda Anisimova discusses mental health and tennis comeback
American tennis player Amanda Anisimova has focused on her professional comeback and mental health management following a period of retirement and personal loss. After reaching a career-high world No. 3 ranking in early
Jack Draper injury doubts and US Open outlook
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Latest: Jack Draper deactivates Instagram amid ongoing injury struggles
British No. 4 Jack Draper’s 2026 season remains dominated by a recurring left-arm bone bruise, described by the player as a “perfect storm” of complications. After withdrawing from the Mubadala DC Open in Washington, D.C
Players advance at Cincinnati Open amid scheduling scrutiny
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Latest: Cincinnati Open sees key advances in WTA and ATP draws
The Cincinnati Open continues with significant developments across both the ATP and WTA tours. In the women’s draw, world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka has advanced to the round of 16 following a victory over Wang Xiyu, setting
WTA mandatory genetic sex testing
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Latest: WTA begins mandatory gene testing for players in Cincinnati
The Women’s Tennis Association’s new eligibility policy, effective 21 July 2026, requires every professional female player to undergo a one‑time genetic test for the SRY gene. A negative result clears the athlete; a posi
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