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Amid the humid tension of Shenzhen’s courts, Jessica Pegula and Emma Navarro erased opening-set losses to deliver a 2-0 victory over Britain, positioning America for a shot at reclaiming glory against Italy’s guardians.
In the shadow of Jannik Sinner’s Grand Slam triumphs, a rapper’s lyrics comparing his South Tyrolean inflection to Hitler’s have sparked outrage, reopening debates on identity that test the Italian star’s mental edge as he chases the top ranking.
In Shenzhen’s charged atmosphere, America’s team transformed singles setbacks into doubles triumph, clinching a vital quarterfinal win over Kazakhstan and reigniting hopes for a deep run.
Amid San Francisco’s urban courts and echoing arenas, a retired maestro confronts the thrill of what might have been, as captains and contenders gear up for a team clash that blends legacy with late-season grit.
The 2025 majors have etched indelible marks on the tour’s landscape, but as players shake off the dust of New York, their gazes turn to the battles ahead—where tactical evolutions and mental fortitude could upend the elite or forge new legends across four demanding surfaces.
In the sweltering prelude to a Billie Jean King Cup showdown, Taylor Townsend turns a social media stumble into a moment of raw accountability, her doubles mastery now intertwined with the fragile art of cultural grace.
Amid the ancient echoes of Bologna, a Davis Cup bracket carves fresh paths for Spain and Italy, drawing two young titans toward a potential clash that blends national fervor with unfinished personal business.
In the lingering roar of packed stadiums, Serena and Venus Williams trade baseline fire for intimate audio, debuting ‘Stockton Street’ on X to unpack the grit that built their empires.
Beneath Marbella’s relentless sun, a shorthanded Spanish team defies elimination against Denmark, while the United States and Australia watch their Final 8 dreams slip away on distant courts.
The retired tennis titan, now chasing birdies on the fairway, eyes a humble entry into The Open’s qualifying gauntlet, where competitive fire meets grounded ambition.
Lleyton Hewitt received a 2-week suspension for making contact with a 60-year-old anti-doping chaperone, running Sept. 25–Oct. 7 and paired with a fine of around $20,000. The window notably avoids Australia’s Davis Cup tie vs Belgium on Sept. 13–14.
The Scotiabank Centre falls eerily silent as Canada’s team confronts Israel in a fanless tie, where security shadows sharpen the psychological edge and tactical demands of the indoor hardcourt.
