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A qualifier has taken out the world No. 58. Mees Rottgering is into the last 16 in Winston-Salem on his ATP main-draw debut, with four wins in four days.

Back on Arthur Ashe for the first time since 2022, Serena Williams won alongside Carlos Alcaraz and then lost the quarter-final, all inside a couple of hours.

One thousand seats at $100, a New York ZIP code required, no resale allowed. The mayor’s answer to a US Open market where a $65 grounds pass was fetching $263.

A 6-1 opening set gone in half an hour, and Cruz Hewitt still found a way out. Three more Australians came through the Winston-Salem first round with him.

Three match points saved, then nothing Jenson Brooksby came close to turning it all around. Trailing 6-4 and staring down the barrel in the 10th game of the second set, the American saved three match points. He forced the tiebreak. He even had a set point at 6-5 on Stefanos Tsitsipas’s serve. And then, nothing.…

Sixty-five minutes, nine double faults from the other side of the net, and Ann Li was through in Monterrey.

Stan Wawrinka wanted one last Grand Slam in New York. The USTA said no. The 2016 champion misses out on a wild card and will not play qualifying either.

Pegula lost her first two service games and never got the final back. Gauff won 6-2, 6-4 in Mason for her first title of 2026 and her second in Cincinnati.

Six games to love in the set that mattered Frances Tiafoe won five games in the last two sets combined. Arthur Fils won the other thirteen. That was the shape of the Cincinnati final, a 6-3, 1-6, 6-0 win that hands the 22-year-old Frenchman the first Masters 1000 title of his career. The middle set…