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This week was “last chance” week for the women around the top 100, as the entry deadline for the Roland Garros main draw is Monday.

So players were scrambling to try to get inside the top 100 and virtually guarantee – depending on the amount of protected rankings – direct entry.

Here’s what that area of the rankings looked like last week:

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There’s not much action on the Monday of the Stuttgart tournament. That’s true every year but in terms of matches, not even a singles seed, and only one German.

But the fans will also have a “Porsche One Point Challenge” before the singles matches on the Centre Court.

Notable in her last-minute withdrawal from both the exhibition and the tournament is Elen...

After mostly hanging together in Monte Carlo last week, the Tour splits up into events in Barcelona and Munich.

The Canadian contingent is in Munich, with Gabriel Diallo playing a qualifier on Monday.

Kicking off his season is American Ben Shelton. And also Jack Draper.

The first installment of “SinCaraz” for 2026 has the two players in a virtual tie in nearly all the ways you can think of.

They both have spent exactly 5 hours, 59 minutes on court this week in Monte Carlo.

They’ve both spent 66 weeks at No. 1. They’ve both won 26 tournaments in thier careers. And they’ve won the same exact number of points this...

The field probably wasn’t up to the level of what you want for a 500. But in the end, the late-addition No. 1 seed, Mirra Andreeva, is up against a brand-new Austrian, Anastasia Potapova.

Potapova has had better days – currently ranked No. 97, she was at No. 21 just three years ago. But she can play.

Andreeva leads the head-to-head 2-1, with Potapova’s onl...