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Aryna Sabalenka triumphed over Jessica Pegula, securing her spot in the US Open final, aiming for a consecutive title. She will face Amanda Anisimova, who defeated Naomi Osaka in a thrilling three-set match. Anisimova displayed resilience, overcoming Osaka's strong start to reach her second major final. The stage is set for a captivating showdown between Sabalenka and Anisimova.

Aryna Sabalenka has fired back at Nick Kyrgios with a bold promise ahead of their much-talked-about "Battle of the Sexes" clash. The World No. 1 said she will try to outclass Kyrgios, turning the Australian's sledge on its head and adding spice to a showdown that has already sparked global debate.

Novak Djokovic battled through back pain to advance to the fourth round of the US Open, demonstrating his resilience and experience. In the women's draw, world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka exacted revenge on Leylah Fernandez with a straight-sets victory, underlining her strong form at Flushing Meadows. Meanwhile, Barbora Krejčíková recovered from a first-set deficit to defeat Emma Navarro 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Marketa Vondrousova defeated Jasmine Paolini to reach the US Open 2025 last 16. Jessica Pegula also secured a straight sets win over Victoria Azarenka, setting up exciting fourth-round clashes.

The US Open anticipates a potential shift in men's tennis as the Sinner-Alcaraz duopoly faces challenges. Djokovic highlights the possibility of a 'third guy' disrupting their dominance, drawing parallels to his early career. Ben Shelton, with his unique style and recent success, emerges as a contender, aiming to challenge the top players and make a significant impact at the tournament.

Wimbledon 2025 marks the end of an era as line judges are permanently replaced by Electronic Line Calling (ELC), joining the US and Australian Opens. Once a signature sight with their sharp attire and stoic presence, line judges will now serve as “match assistants” and a shortened bunch will be on standby should the technology hit a snag.

Wimbledon is bracing for its hottest opening day in 147 years, with temperatures expected to soar to 36 degrees Celsius. The All England Club has announced measures to combat the heat, including more water stations and real-time weather alerts. A heat rule, allowing a 10-minute break when temperatures exceed 30.