Aryna Sabalenka leads a stacked top half in the WTA Indian Wells draw, while Iga Swiatek could face Mirra Andreeva.
While surprisingly Novak Djokovic will play at Indian Wells this year as well as a malaise of big names, many won't be ...
I watched Coco Gauff’s practice session at Indian Wells and a big difference was immediately clear
Having watched Gauff’s session with the Spaniard at Indian Wells, it’s clear that her issues are not at all technical. Plenty ...
We head into Indian Wells which begins on Wednesday 4 March on the WTA side with tournaments this past week in Austin and Merida won by Peyton Stearns and Cristina Bucsa somewhat surprisingly given ...
From more than 400 votes and counting, 61.20% of Tennis Gazette readers have backed Eala to win the title at Indian Wells.
The BNP is the largest two-week combined WTA and ATP tournament outside of the four Grand Slams. Here's everything to know if ...
As the women's main draw begins Wednesday, these are the stories we'll be keeping an eye on in Indian Wells this year ...
Qualifying action continues Monday at the BNP Paribas Open, with the main draw to be announced later Monday. The draw will be announced from 3-4 p.m. Monday at the Stadium Plaza at the Indian Wells ...
The only change in the Top 20 is the five-place drop by American Emma Navarro (25th, -5), who failed to defend the 500 points from her title in Merida last year. This step back allowed Russian Diana ...
As of today, the Belarusian tennis player has 10,675 points to her name, while the second-ranked Iga Swiatek from Poland has 7,588 points.
Indian Wells has almost arrived, with tennis legend Martina Navratilova now predicting her WTA champion in California.
Aryna Sabalenka remains well clear of the chasing pack in the WTA Rankings, but behind her there will be some interesting battles at the next big event while further down Cristina Bucsa and Taylor ...
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