Why Iva Jovic thinks beating Jessica Pegula is such a tough task before Charleston Open showdown
Iva Jovic is set to face Jessica Pegula for only the second time in her career when they meet in Charleston. Their first meeting came at the Dubai Tennis Championships earlier this year, where Pegula came out on top with a 6-4, 6-2 victory.
Andy Roddick names his dark horse for this year’s Roland Garros men’s title
Andy Roddick could barely hide his amusement when the topic of Roland Garros came up this week, especially considering how early it is in the season. “I love answering questions about the French Open when we haven’t played a tournament on clay yet,” he said.
The Monte-Carlo title Stefanos Tsitsipas has that Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer don’t
Stefanos Tsitsipas is no stranger to success at the Monte-Carlo Masters. The Greek star has picked up three titles in Monaco so far, a tally that puts him ahead of some of the sport’s most decorated names.
Madison Keys drops a hint about life after tennis — and it’s very exciting
Madison Keys is part of the huge wealth of American talent, particularly on the WTA Tour. And, in 2025, she was one of two Americans to win a Grand Slam title, beating Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open final.
Madison Keys drops a hint about life after tennis — and it’s very exciting
Madison Keys is part of the huge wealth of American talent, particularly on the WTA Tour. And, in 2025, she was one of two Americans to win a Grand Slam title, beating Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open final.
Iva Jovic explains the post-match routine she sticks to, win or lose
Charleston Open: Iva Jovic Reaches WTA Semi-final Again In her first clay court event of the season, the young American has taken to the surface well and backed up that early potential with some solid performances. Iva took down Anna Kalinskaya in the Charleston quarter-final.
Madison Keys credits Jessica Pegula for inspiring her latest win in Charleston
Madison Keys is off to a strong start on the clay this season, even if it’s not quite the same surface as what she’ll face in Europe. The American green clay is noticeably quicker than the red variety, and players find it harder to slide.
