Amanda Anisimova shared her heartbreak after learning about the mass shooting incident on Sunday in Australia, during a ...

Amanda Anisimova beat Jessica Pegula in the women's match at the Miami Invitational at loanDepot Park.

The No. 1 men’s tennis player got his wish, drawing a roar of applause when he stepped onto the court and electric cheers ...

In mid-2023, Anisimova stepped away from tennis due take care of her mental health and well-being.

Grand Slam champion Todd Woodbridge has backed Amanda Anisimova to win the Australian Open next year after an impressive 2025 ...

Amanda Anisimova was all smiles after defeating Jessica Pegula for the first time in her career at the recent Miami ...

Anisimova reacts to beating Pegula after losing to the world No. 6 in their four prior meetings.

The American roared into her first Grand Slam final with a thrilling victory over the world No. 1. This week, Steve Tignor will reveal his WTA Matches of the Year, and the TENNIS.com editors will ...

The American had an unforgettable year that impressed our editors; will she go one step further at the Slams in 2026?

The American tennis star sat down for a wide-ranging conversation about her U.S. Open revenge match, short offseason and what’s next.

World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, No. 4 Amanda Anisimova and No. 5 Elena Rybakina are among seven top 10 players in the initial ...

Injuries and mental exhaustion this year forced both men and women to withdraw from tournaments and suspend play for months.