Will Aryna Sabalenka smooth out her rough patch in winning by Wimbledon?
It takes a strong player to be consistent and win, but also an even stronger one to find out the reasons for losing and correct them. Aryna Sabalenka is in this process now.
GALE MOORMAN
Columnist
Grass season looking good as Caroline Garcia wins Nottingham title
It's great to win but being determined, feisty and coming through in the clutch had a lot to do with Caroline Garcia's victory at the Nottingham Open.
Alison Riske sparkles after bagel from Bertens to win Den Bosch title
After feeling the heat of defeat, Alison Riske snaps her game up to surprise her overbearing opponent at the Libema Open.
Dustin Brown's comeback on the beloved grass
Many times a player creates an upset in their career. Dustin Brown is starting to crank up more, improving his ranking and confidence along the way.
The Grass may just be pleasing for Felix Auger-Aliassime
Different weather, different opponents and most of all different surfaces every player has to get used to. Felix Auger-Aliassime has heard of difficulties playing on grass. The first attempt for him was a hit.
Marketa Vondrousova makes good in Paris: Can she bloom on grass?
The Czech was re-discovered at Roland Garros and became a star even at runner-up status. What will the grass season look like for her?
For Rafael Nadal, Roland Garros was his oasis in 12th French Open title win
Many times he was tested by the NextGens to the veterans. Many situations he didn't come through, but Rafael Nadal proved that Roland Garros was his.
The Sweet Success of Ashleigh Barty at Roland Garros
Making victories and history, Ashleigh Barty climbed her way up to earning her first slam title at the French Open.
Is Roger Federer more vulnerable after falling to Nadal at Roland Garros?
Statistics aside, what counts is who won and lost the match. Tennis heroes are greatly celebrated. But how many finals can a player make?
Tough losses and easier wins keeps Stefanos Tsitsipas hungry
Getting close and almost winning doesn't cut it in Stefanos Tsitsipas' book of tennis performances. He's still riding the ranks to the top of the ATP one tournament at a time.
Sloane Stephens out of sizzle in French Open quarters glad on her progress
Keeping consistent and aggressive might have been Sloane Stephens challenge resulting in her loss of the French Open quarterfinal.
Stan Wawrinka has success before playing Federer in French Open quarters
Injuries are grueling and so are tennis matches. One match, two warriors, one winner and it was Stan Wawrinka still ready for his next round.
Can Antoine Hoang handle more challenges after Verdasco at the French Open?
Knocking out a top ranker is pure happiness, but Antoine Hoang might feel that his work has just begun.
Corentin Moutet getting his just desserts at the French Open
Staying determined and hungry for wins, Corentin Moutet knows how it feels on all tournament levels. He's has the ultimate challenge in his home country.
Sweet return but sour results for Eugenie Bouchard at Roland Garros
Giving it a good try may work out on paper, but for Eugenie Bouchard getting on the red clays again didn't give the outcome she wanted,
Caroline Wozniacki dusted out at Paris opener by Kudermetova: Health first
There are many battles in tennis: One is your opponent, another your health. Caroline Wozniacki is tackling the latter hoping the other will work out naturally.
Anastasia Potapova blooms at French Open debut creaming Kerber: Who's Next?
On any given day any player can defeat another and it happened to Anastasia Potapova in grand slam style.
Sloane Stephens digs out scary win over Doi at Roland Garros opener
The grand slam experience can be overwhelming, but Sloane Stephens' best remedy might be is to just play it out.
Getting to know Jasmine Paolini
The first time holding a racquet and even the first time playing in competition are some memorables for tennis players. Jasmine Paolini has just experienced her first time winning her qualifying round and will be playing her first French Open main draw.
Is there a thin line between a comeback and retirement for Maria Sharapova?
Being happy and pleasing everyone is a difficult equation to solve. Maria Sharapova might be trying to do the math right now.
Has double duties changed Feliciano Lopez as a player?
Tennis players can multi-task like everyone else, or can they? Feliciano Lopez has served the tennis community on a few different levels from being a player on tour to the main man behind the scenes.
Rafael Nadal captures 9th Rome title: Is he running out of goals?
Whether he is called 'The King of Clay' or not, he is still churning out titles. Rafael Nadal has recognition from all tournament levels and surfaces. What could possibly be next?
Karolina Pliskova shines to win Italian Open over Konta: Thanks coach
It was Karolina Pliskova's time to prove to the crowds that she can thrive and conquer on any surface enough to come up with the goods.
Will the challenges of Marin Cilic clear up in time for the French Open?
Through illness, injury and losing streaks, Marin Cilic knows how to dig deep to capture a win on tour.
Can Denis Shapovalov keep it spicy to go deep in Rome?
He's played it gritty before, but Denis Shapovalov is getting more consistent defeating the high rankers, proving everyday he can also roll with the big guys.
Will Stefanos Tsitsipas find it easier getting wins after defeating Rafa?
Getting better with practice is one remedy for moving up in experience and ranking. Stefanos Tsitsipas is taking the climb now.
How Kiki Bertens winning Madrid can impact others
The outcome of one match can affect many. Tennis can be like that and Kiki Bertens is so much feeling the success.
Should Naomi Osaka get upset over being defeated by Bencic?
Many things look better on paper than what actually happens. This might have went down when Naomi Osaka faced Belinda Bencic.
Juan Martin Del Potro succeeds at Madrid comeback despite losses
The comeback is what Juan Martin Del Potro is known and respected for just as much as his victories at tennis.
Will Grigor Dimitrov find his winning game by French Open time?
Most athletes get into slumps. Grigor Dimitrov is trying to find his solution in a short period of time. The next grand slam is nearly knocking on his door.