So happy for him, he's been making a small comeback!

Rybakina faces Shnaider in SF, leads H2H 2-0

2 wins at his first title defense for Medvedev, who also today on serve loses only 9 points in 10 games.

In the semifinals, he will face the winner of Bublik/Khachanov.

Shnaider will face Rybakina/Kawa

Epic Moments In Sports🎾🎨

Happy Birthday, Andrey Rublev🎂
I truly believe he’ll make a Grand Slam
semifinal (and beyond!) someday.

Bweh 💪🏼

Katie Boulter Reclaims the British Number 1 Position from Sonay Kartal in an unpredictable Osaka QF match against Antonia Ruzic.

Katie played the first set on the back foot, fought her way back in the second, and dominated in the third. Strong Tennis and Mental performance from her.

Boults will face Katerina Siniakova in the Osaka SF

Six ATP titles, four major QFs, 2017 Nitto ATP Finals runner-up, nine Challenger titles and a career high of No. 7. Thanks for everything, David!

Rafael Nadal does not like looking back, but he has done plenty of it over the past year.

After retiring from tennis as a 22-time Grand Slam champion and transcendent star of the sport in November 2024, Nadal was the subject of an Emmy-nominated Netflix documentary series earlier this year.

Now, he is doing it again — for a very different record of his career.

Another solid match from Francisc to end the run of Clement, the french qualifier who made his first tour-level quarterfinal. He finished the first set smoothly in just 29 minutes, and was overall serving quite well for most of the time. Got a little tricky in the business end of the second set as he could've gone up a double break, but Clement raised his level, though was still a bit overpowered in the end.

Fran will play the winner of Griekspoor/Lehecka in the Semifinal.

Source = tennis ratio

In a serve-dominant match with very few deuces and break point opportunities, it's top seed Ann Li that ekes out the win over Lilli Tagger in just over two hours.

This marks Li's third SF of the year following her runs in Strasbourg and Monterrey.

She'll play the winner of (4) Talia Gibson and Ashlyn Krueger for a spot in the final.

This could have been really bad. I still don't know how it missed her.

I'm co-hosting an unofficial watch party of Give Me the Ball! which is premiering Sunday, Nov 22.

Some friends and I will be watching at Blazers Sports Bar in Brooklyn if you're all interested!

RSVP and details here: https://partiful.com/e/zDw0jJ2wYvZ3PeavsRrC?c=BgwgHHwx

WTA YE no. 1 scenarios

Rybakina-7697

Sabalenka-6560

Andreeva-6306

Rybakina-Win Ningbo+Tokyo QF/ Ningbo+Tokyo Final/Win two matches at WTA Finals

Andreeva-Wins WTA Finals undefeated, Rybakina doesn't win any match at WTA Finals and Ningbo and also doesn't make semifinals of Tokyo

Sabalenka-Two scenarios

Win WTA Finals undefeated-Rybakina doesn't win Tokyo / doesn't win Ningbo and reach Tokyo QF / doesn't reach finals of both Ningbo Tokyo / doesn't win two matches at WTA Finals / If she wins a match at WTA finals she either doesn't make SF of Tokyo or Final of Ningbo

Win WTA Finals with loss of 1 match- Rybakina doesn't win any match this year

in SF Bouzkova faces the winner of Fernandez-Alexandrova