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Rybakina's sixth straight over Mertens vaults her into Aussie Open quarterfinals Elena Rybakina continued to get the better of Elise Mertens in their head-to-head, winning her sixth straight against the Belgian at Margare...

JANUARY 26 • WTATENNIS.COM

Pegula knocks 2025 champion Keys out of Australian Open, faces Anisimova in quarterfinals

Defending champion Madison Keys has been knocked out of the Australian Open by Jessica Pegula in an all-American fourth-round match

JANUARY 26 • Associated Press

Into Aussie Open fourth round Rybakina won 6-2, 6-3 over Tereza Valentova in the third round of the Australian Open on Saturday.

Impact Rybakina remained untroubled in Melbourne as she moved past the No. 54-ranked Czech in straight sets across one hour and 22 minutes to reach the second week. The No. 5 seed finished with 19 winners compared to 21 unforced errors and went 5-for-7 on break point chances. Rybakina will play No. 21 seed Elise Mertens (6-1 H2H) in the fourth round.

JANUARY 24 • ROTOWIRE

Sinner overcomes cramps, heat to continue Australian Open title defense. Djokovic gets 400th win

Jannik Sinner made a dramatic comeback at the Australian Open, overcoming cramps and getting benefit from the tournament's extreme heat policy to beat Eliot Spizzirri

JANUARY 24 • Associated Press

Moves to third round at AO Rybakina won 7-5, 6-2 over Varvara Gracheva in the second round of the Australian Open on Thursday.

Impact Rybakina got through in straight sets for the second match in a row in Melbourne as she ousted the No. 77-ranked Frenchwoman across one hour and 15 minutes to reach the third round. The 26-year-old Kazakh delivered five aces and 24 total winners compared to 19 unforced errors in the match. Rybakina will play. No. 54-ranked Tereza Valentova (3-0 H2H) in the third round.

JANUARY 22 • ROTOWIRE

Bartunkova, 19, shows off 'Federer, Alcaraz style' to upset Bencic at AO Playing in her first ever Grand Slam, 19-year-old Nikola Bartunkova scored the first Top 10 upset of the Australian Open, ending Belinda Ben...

JANUARY 22 • WTATENNIS.COM

Day 5 Australian Open order of play: Swiatek, Anisimova looking to advance Iga Swiatek looks to extend one of the longest Grand Slam consistency runs of the Open Era as Madison Keys, Elena Rybakina and Belinda Benci...

JANUARY 21 • WTATENNIS.COM

Off to good start at Aussie Open Rybakina won 6-4, 6-3 over Kaja Juvan in the first round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.

Impact Rybakina kicked off her Australian Open campaign in successful fashion as she topped her No. 100-ranked opponent in straight sets to reach the second round after one hour and 12 minutes on court. The No. 5 seed posted her best showing in Melbourne in 2023 when she was the runner-up. Rybakina will play No. 77-ranked Varvara Gracheva (2-0 H2H) in the second round.

JANUARY 20 • ROTOWIRE

Former finalist Rybakina through to second round of Australian Open Elena Rybakina improved to 7-0 in first-round matches in her Australian Open career, as the 2023 finalist defeated Kaja Juvan 6-4, 6-3 to re...

JANUARY 20 • WTATENNIS.COM

Sinner's bid for Australian Open three-peat begins with anticlimactic win

Jannik Sinner has started his Australian Open campaign with a win after Hugo Gaston retired from their match

JANUARY 20 • Associated Press

Australian Open Day 3 order of play: Keys, Osaka and Rybakina take center stage Madison Keys opens her 2026 campaign on Rod Laver Arena, Naomi Osaka follows under the lights, and Elena Rybakina, Belinda Bencic and Maya J...

JANUARY 19 • WTATENNIS.COM

Australian Open Women's Seed Report: Aryna Sabalenka Looks for Third Title Down Under The No. 1 seed enters Melbourne as the favorite, but several challengers, including Elena Rybakina and defending champion Madison Keys, pose...

JANUARY 15 • SI.COM

Garland steals the show at Australian Open's 1 Point Slam In a field that included Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova, Elena Rybakina and some of the world's top men, Joanna Garland was the l...

JANUARY 14 • WTATENNIS.COM

Muchova halts Rybakina's win streak; to face Sabalenka in Brisbane semis Karolina Muchova was able to put a stop to Elena Rybakina's 13-match win streak with a three-set victory in the Brisbane quarterfinals. As a...

JANUARY 9 • WTATENNIS.COM

Sabalenka flips the outcome with a straight-sets win over Keys in Australian Open tuneup

Aryna Sabalenka has held off Madison Keys in straight sets at the Brisbane International, flipping the outcome of last year's Australian Open final

JANUARY 9 • Associated Press

Defending champion Bencic, Rybakina lead Abu Dhabi field Defending champion Belinda Bencic and WTA Finals champion Elena Rybakina lead the WTA 500 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open field, and they'll be join...

JANUARY 8 • WTATENNIS.COM

Top-ranked Sabalenka calls season schedule 'insane,' plans to skip tournaments to avoid burnout

Aryna Sabalenka has describes the tennis schedule as “insane” and plans to skip some tournaments this year to avoid injuries or burnout

JANUARY 8 • Associated Press

Rybakina remains unbeaten in Brisbane, defeats Badosa to reach quarterfinals It doesn't appear as if Elena Rybakina used the offseason to cool off after her blazing finish to 2025, as she defeated No. 15 Paula Badosa...

JANUARY 8 • WTATENNIS.COM

Cruises to Brisbane quarterfinals Rybakina won 6-3, 6-2 over Paula Badosa in the second round of Brisbane on Wednesday.

Impact Rybakina had little trouble with the No. 25-ranked Spaniard as she booked a spot in the quarterfinals with this straight-set win that spanned one hour and 25 minutes. The 26-year-old Kazakh claimed 70% of service points and 51% of return points in the encounter. Rybakina will play either No. 7 seed Ekaterina Alexandrova (3-3 H2H) or No. 11 seed Karolina Muchova (1-1 H2H) in the quarterfinals.

JANUARY 8 • ROTOWIRE

United Cup preview: A showdown 1,400 matches in the making A first-time singles meeting between Elise Mertens and Barbora Krejcikova headlines the Sydney quarterfinals, while Aryna Sabalenka and Elen...

JANUARY 7 • WTATENNIS.COM

Into third round in Brisbane Rybakina won 6-3, 7-5 over Shuai Zhang in the second round of Brisbane on Tuesday.

Impact Rybakina's first match of the new year went according to plan as she downed her No. 79-ranked opponent in straight sets to reach the third round after one hour and 13 minutes on court. The No. 5-ranked Kazakh is coming off a hot finish to the 2025 season in which she won the WTA Finals. Rybakina will play No. 15 seed Paula Badosa (4-4 H2H) in the third round.

JANUARY 7 • ROTOWIRE

Set to go: Two weeks of tennis mania Down Under ahead of the Australian Open

Just over six weeks since the ATP and WTA held their respective 2025 Finals, players on the women's and men's tennis tours are arriving Down Under for a crammed two-week schedule o...

DECEMBER 31, 2025 • Associated Press

World No. 4 Anisimova will kick off 2026 season in Brisbane Amanda Anisimova will make her debut in Brisbane at the WTA 500 event, alongside three other Top 10 players (Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina...

DECEMBER 8, 2025 • WTATENNIS.COM

Elena Rybakina saves game point with cross-court forehand pass in Riyadh Facing game point in the second set against No. 5-seed Jessica Pegula, Elena Rybakina hit this incredible cross-court pass that beat Pegula,...

NOVEMBER 26, 2025 • WTATENNIS.COM

Tennis News Roundup: Elena Rybakina makes feelings clear after Aryna Sabalenka's attack on her; Novak Djokovic charms Maria Sharapova with latest vacation update Elena Rybakina clarified that she wasn't concerned by Aryna Sabalenka suggesting that the Kazakh was lucky to win the WTA Finals.

NOVEMBER 25, 2025 • SPORTSKEEDA.COM

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