Superstar tennis player Coco Gauff usually sidesteps the drama and lets her game speak for her, but she recently got caught up in social media drama after she said that America was “the worst” at supporting its homegrown talent
Ciara’s dance-off with Venus and Serena Williams on their 'Stockton Street Podcast' had fans laughing as Serena gave it her all, until the floor had other plans.
The U.S. Open is in full swing in New York, and one thing is clear: Black women are ruling the court. From viral behind-the-scenes moments and heated exchanges to fashion looks and legendary match play, our girls are owning the spotlight—and making sure the world sees it.
Taylor Townsend, ranked #1 in the world, showed out in her 2025 US Open match against Latvian player Jelena Ostapenko.
Victoria Mboko beat four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka in a thrilling comeback at the National Bank Open in Montreal.
Venus Williams is returning to the tennis courts. After a 16-month hiatus, Venus confirmed she’ll be playing at the Mubadala Citi DC Open.
Love-Love: Coco Gauff Makes History With French Open Win—1st American Champion Since Serena Williams
Coco Gauff took home her second major title, winning the French Open at Roland Garros stadium after defeating Aryna Sabalenka on Saturday, June 7. She became the first American to take home the trophy since Serena Williams in 2015.
It’s been two years since Naomi Osaka played in the U.S. Open after deciding to take some time off for maternity leave, and she chose to return with a bang.
"If you defend something, that means you won something," said Gauff in an interview after her match. "If you did it, that means you can do it again. Whether I do it again this year or not, I will do it again. Whether it's 2024 or not, I will do it again."
Panasonic's newest brand ambassador is Namoi Osaka.
After withdrawing from the French Open last week, reports now share that tennis champion Naomi Osaka has also dropped out of the German Open.
After his latest tirade, Piers Morgan is facing backlash over his harsh criticism of tennis champion Naomi Osaka's recent decision to not do any press while playing at the French Open in order to prioritize her mental health.