Iga Swiatek faced two potentially formidable foes in her Doha quarterfinal on Thursday. (1) A Top 5 opponent, in Elena Rybakina, who had a 4-3 record against her; and (2) Her own ability to recover, ...

Just over a year ago, Iga Swiatek was fresh from a confounding loss. Unseeded Czech teenager Linda Noskova had ended ...

MELBOURNE, Australia -- American Madison Keys will meet two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open final on Saturday, after Keys shocked world No. 2 Iga Swiatek to win ...

The San Francisco Giants signed 18-year-old Taiwanese pitcher Yang Nien-hsi ... into the second round of the women’s doubles at the Australian Open, while Iga Swiatek romped into a third-round women’s ...

Iga Swiatek's win ... He later added “Swiatek was awarded this point. QF of a slam. Terrible look for tennis” along with a still shot of the ball clearly bouncing before Swiatek hit it back.

Watch the incident in the video player above The ball clearly bounced twice before Iga Swiatek hit it back over the net. Under tennis rules, however, a player has to call “not up” immediately ...

Iga Swiatek chased down a drop shot and eventually won the point. Immediately Navarro protested to umpire Eva Asderaki that the ball had bounced twice before Swiatek scooped it up and demanded to ...

American Madison Keys continues her quest for a first Grand Slam title on Thursday when she faces second-seeded Iga Swiatek of Poland in the semifinal round of the Australian Open. Keys ...

Iga Swiatek ... a drop shot that Swiatek scrambled to retrieve and was ruled to have done so. Swiatek would win the point two shots later, however, replays showed that the ball bounced twice ...

Iga Swiatek continued ... game of the second set. Swiatek was under pressure for the first time in the match but won the game despite just failing to get to a short ball in time.

In her quarter-final against Navarro, Swiatek had won the first set and held game point for 3-2 in the second. Navarro drop-shotted her, Swiatek dug the ball out, and then drove a backhand away ...

Iga Swiatek continued ... game of the second set. Swiatek was under pressure for the first time in the match but won the game despite just failing to get to a short ball in time.