There’s a new US No. 1 in town and she goes by the name Jessica Pegula. The American tennis star has also dethroned Coco Gauff to officially become the new world No.3 after winning the ...

Throughout March, two of the biggest tennis tournaments outside of the four Grand Slams took place. Indian Wells, in California, and the Miami Open, in Florida, collect all the elite players for two ...

Nearly three decades after Woods’s game-changing Masters win, the tour is still struggling to capitalize on his success to ...

From beating her idol Venus Williams at Wimbledon in straight sets as a 15-year-old to becoming the first American teenager ...

Wozniacki and Lee, a two-time NBA All-Star who played for the likes of the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics, welcomed their ...

Top seed Jessica Pegula overcame Sofia Kenin 6-3 7-5 to win the Charleston Open on Sunday in the first all-American final at ...

Pegula's massive victory comes on the heels of her final run at the Miami Open where she lost to World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka. The veteran women's tennis star is now 25-6 on the year, leading the WTA ...

Top seed Jessica Pegula overcame Sofia Kenin 6-3 7-5 to win the Charleston Open on Sunday in the first all-American final at ...

In a stunning change of events, Jessica Pegula is now the official top American in women's tennis on the WTA Tour. The ...

Jessica Pegula is a WTA Tour champion once again, with the American having beaten compatriot Sofia Kenin in the Charleston Open final. Kenin consoled Amanda Anisimova after the latter retired hurt ...

Jessica Pegula turned around a second-set deficit in stunning fashion to lift the Charleston Open title after beating Sofia ...

Jessica Pegula capped her long-awaited clay breakthrough and returns to No. 3 -- knocking Coco Gauff from the top American ...