Match ReportTop-Seeded Pegula Powers Into Second Washington, DC Final
The 2019 champion will play either former No. 1 Naomi Osaka or Alex Eala in the final.
How the big matches were won and lost, from the press box.
Match ReportThe 2019 champion will play either former No. 1 Naomi Osaka or Alex Eala in the final.
Match ReportAlejandro Tabilo got the better of Ben Shelton for his biggest career win on a hard court.
Match ReportEala is up to No.25 in the live rankings after her latest victory.
Match ReportNaomi Osaka is into her first SF since the 2025 UOpen.
Daily FuzzThe teenager is making the most of her WTA debut.
Match ReportJessica Pegula booked her spot in the quarterfinals with another hard fought win.
Match ReportBen Shelton battled past Ugo Humbert to make it four American men in the DC quarterfinals.
Match ReportAlex de Minaur scored his seventh straight win in Washington, DC setting up a QF vs. Brandon Nakashima.
Match ReportAlexandra Eala rallied from a 1-5 deficit to reach her fifth QF of 2026.
Match ReportThe 17-year-old son of former World No.1 Lleyton Hewitt is carving his on path in DC.
Match ReportAlexandra Eala won her DC debut and will play defending champion Leylah Fernandez for a QF spot.
Match ReportTerence Atmane rallied past hometown favorite Frances Tiafoe in three sets on Monday night.
Match ReportTamara Korpatsch is the first German woman in 34 years to win Hamburg.
Match ReportLilli Tagger, 18, joins Mirra Andreeva as the second teenager to win a WTA title in 2026.
Match ReportAnna Bondar came through a grinding three-setter to reach the final in Hamburg.