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Elise Mertens’ 2025: Two Singles Titles, a Wimbledon Crown, and the Life of a Benchmark

There are seasons where a player reinvents herself. Elise Mertens’ 2025 wasn’t that. It was something subtler: a 29-year-old tour ever-present proving she can still win singles titles, still bloody…
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Sorana Cirstea Opens Up on Choosing Her Final Season — A Fresh Mindset Inspired by an 80-Year-Old Lady

Sorana Cirstea has spent nearly twenty years wrestling with the sport that shaped her. Now, at 34, she has finally made peace with an idea she once rejected outright: ending…
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Diana Shnaider’s 2025: Heavy Topspin, Heavier Chaos, and a Game the Top 10 Can’t Ignore

There are players who climb the rankings by sanding off the edges. Diana Shnaider did the opposite in 2025. She kept every sharp angle, every risk, every roar, and still…
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Leylah Fernandez’s 2025: Two Big Titles, Brutal Draws, and a Lefty Who Refused to Go Away

Our 2025 WTA Season Assessments have climbed from the fringes of the Top 40 all the way to No.22 in the rankings, where Leylah Fernandez sits with a year that…
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Why Former WTA Icons Are Quietly Powering the Tour’s New Generation of Champions

In a sport obsessed with the next big thing, it is striking how often yesterday’s stars return to shape tomorrow’s results. While male coaches still dominate the courtside boxes of…
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Ostapenko’s 2025: Hitting Through the No.1s, Stumbling Through the Rest

For most players, beating Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka in the same season would be enough to frame the whole year in gold. For Jelena Ostapenko, 2025 proved that even…
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Vondrousova Calls Out Late-Night Doping Test — A Wimbledon Champion Draws a Line on Privacy

It takes a lot to unsettle Marketa Vondrousova, but a knock at 8:15 p.m. managed it. The 2023 Wimbledon champion ended her season bruised, patched up, and plotting a healthier…
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Zheng’s 2025: The Year Her Game Looked Top-5 and Her Body Didn’t

For a 23-year-old already billed as a possible future No.1, 2025 was supposed to be the year Qinwen Zheng stopped knocking and simply moved in. For long stretches, the tennis…
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Australian Open Wildcards 2026: Teen Prodigy Emerson Jones and Elizabeth Mandlik Lead the Charge Into Melbourne

The first batch of 2026 Australian Open wildcards has delivered a mix of youthful promise and seasoned resilience, setting the stage for a women’s main draw packed with local flavour…
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Badosa’s 2025: One Big Melbourne Charge, Too Many Mid-Match Goodbyes

For much of 2025, Paula Badosa’s tennis looked ready for the Top 5 again. Her body, stubborn as ever, did not get the memo. This was a year that began…
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Kostyuk’s Raw, Relentless 2025 — A Season That Hit Harder Than the Ranking Shows

Some players rise by tidying the margins. Marta Kostyuk did the opposite in 2025 — she played with a kind of emotional acceleration that made even her routine wins feel…
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Vera Zvonareva’s Remarkable Comeback at 41 — The Return of a Grand Slam Warrior in Dubai

Tennis has a short memory — and Vera Zvonareva was supposed to be part of its past. But in Dubai, under the hard lights and harder courts, the 41-year-old Russian…
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Marie Bouzkova Joins Forces with Marc Lopez as Lois Boisson Brings in Carlos Martínez — A Spanish Touch to Czech and French Ambition

Two different players, one shared ambition. Marie Bouzkova, the composed Czech counterpuncher, and Loïs Boisson, France’s fearless new face, both ended 2025 at crossroads — steady progress shadowed by missed…
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Olga Danilovic: Finding Strength in the Shadow of a Giant

For Olga Danilovic, growing up Serbian in tennis means living under the long shadow of Novak Djokovic — but also occasionally basking in his light. The 24-year-old left-hander, once ranked…
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Yastremska’s 2025: Giant-Killer Energy, Titleless Chaos

If there was one player the seeds didn’t want anywhere near their quarter in 2025, it was Dayana Yastremska. She didn’t win a title, didn’t crack the Top 20, and…
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Pavlyuchenkova Says Yes: Maldives Magic, a Fur-Coated Fiancé, and a New Chapter Beyond the Tour

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova has survived pressure cookers from Court Philippe-Chatrier to Arthur Ashe, but nothing in her 18-year career quite prepared her for the shock of happiness that arrived on a…
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America’s Power Season: How the US Turned Depth Into a 2025 WTA Trophy Avalanche

The WTA season ended with an unmistakable truth: if 2025 belonged to anyone, it belonged to the United States. Fourteen singles titles — more than double the next nation —…
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Kenin’s 2025: A Season Played With Matches on Her Racquet and Fire at Her Back

There are players who fade quietly when their ranking slips, and then there is Sofia Kenin — a former Grand Slam champion who treats adversity like an irritant rather than…
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Sabalenka Ends Her Champion’s Year with a Brazilian Reset — and Eyes an Even Fiercer 2026

Sometimes a season doesn’t finish on a tennis court but somewhere far quieter, where no one asks about unreturned serves. Aryna Sabalenka closed out her extraordinary 2025 exactly like that…
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Elena Rybakina’s Serving Masterclass: The Ace Queen Who Left the Rest of the WTA Miles Behind in 2025

Elena Rybakina didn’t just lift the WTA Finals trophy in Riyadh — she detonated a season-long serving statement that no player came close to matching. In a year defined by…
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Coco Gauff Smashes an Unwanted WTA Record as Double-Fault Woes Hit New Heights in 2025

In a season where Coco Gauff collected a Grand Slam, banked endorsement millions, and cemented her status as the most marketable young star in sport, the American also managed to…
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Raducanu’s 2025: A Year Played on the Border Between Comeback and Consequence

Some seasons shout; Emma Raducanu’s 2025 whispered, crackled, and occasionally roared — often in the space of a single match. It was the year she finally stopped being a walking…
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Victoria Mboko Says “There’s So Much More to Come” as She Reveals Her Off-Court Love for Bruno Mars

After a season that stretched her body, mind and diary to breaking point, Victoria Mboko can finally stop running. The 19-year-old Canadian, who rattled through 76 matches and rocketed to…
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Kudermetova’s 2025: A Season Lived Between Flashbacks of the Top 10 and the Reality of the Top 30

Note: this analysis concerns only Veronika Kudermetova’s singles season. Doubles results — including Grand Slam or WTA Finals wins — are recorded separately below. The strange thing about Kudermetova’s 2025…
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Rybakina’s Post-Riyadh Interview — Rhythm Found, a Guinness Record Earned, and a Sweet End to a Wild Season

For a player who only just squeezed into the WTA Finals, Elena Rybakina ended the season like someone who had been circling Riyadh on her calendar since January. She arrived…
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Maya Joint’s 2025: The Marathon Year of An Australian Star in Construction

Maya Joint didn’t just play a season — she played a calendar.In a WTA year defined by split schedules, injuries, strategic breaks and load management, the 18-year-old Australian did the…
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One Photo, Many Rumors — Raducanu’s Twickenham Weekend Sparks Fresh Curiosity

Emma Raducanu doesn’t need a racket, a forehand, or even a court to set the conversation moving. One photo was enough this weekend — a casual snap at Twickenham —…


