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The article focuses on Coco Gauff's loss to Iga Swiatek in the French Open semifinals, highlighting Swiatek's dominance and Gauff's struggles against her formidable opponent, signaling Swiatek's potential to dominate women's tennis in the post-Serena Williams era.

The article reports on the actions taken by the home club of Latvian tennis player Jelena Ostapenko to acknowledge and promote her victory at the French Open in June 2017. Barely 20 years old, Ostapenko won her first Grand Slam title and her first tour singles title. The Enri club had inaugurated a new indoor facility named after Ostapenko with her own reserved practice court, in addition to the installation of a multimedia exhibit dedicated to her career.

The article presents the discussion on Wu Yibing making tennis history by becoming the first Chinese man in reaching the third round of the U.S. Open.

The article offers information that Saudi Arabia, a growing force in Golf, has been seeking to host Women's Tennis, concerns for the welfare of a player who accused a Chinese vice premier of sexual assault and later disappeared from sight.

The article presents a brief history of the Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, the site of the 2022 U.S. Open golf tournament hosted by the U.S. Golf Association (USGA).

The article presents a profile of tennis player Serena Williams. Williams was once the world's number one ranked woman player, and can still dominate, as she did in winning the 2007 Australian Open. But after winning four straight major championships in 2002-2003, Williams appeared to lose interest in the sport, pulling out of many matches, and concentrating on her interests in acting and fashion design. Despite a thumb injury, Williams is one of the favorites for the 2007 U.S. Open.

Presents the results of various tennis matches compiled for February 4, 2005. Volvo Women's Open; Toray Pan Pacific Open; ATP Bellsouth Open.

Reports on tennis player, Maria Sharapova's victory over Maria Vento-Kabchi during the second round of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, Japan.

Reports that tennis player Martina Hingis, who has been sidelined by ankle injuries since 2002, is scheduled to make her first appearance in a WTA Tour event at the Volvo Women's Open ion 2005.

Highlights the victory of U.S. women's tennis player Serena Williams over Lindsay Davenport in the 2005 Australian Open held in January 2005. Matches won leading to the championship; Career highlights; Major plays.

Reports that Elena Dementieva defeated Venus Williams, 6-3, 6-2, to win the Watsons Water exhibition tournament in Hong Kong, China.

Reports that defending champion Justine Henin-Hardenne withdrew from the 2005 Australian Open tennis tournament because of a knee injury. Previous finalist Kim Clijster's withdrawal due to a wrist injury; Disappointment expressed by Henin-Hardenne at not being able to play.

Reports that tennis player Ai Sugiyama lost the game against Dinara Safina in the first round of the Australian women's hardcourt championship.

Reports on the one-year contract given Zina Garrison to stay as United States Fed Cup captain, and on Billie Jean King's retirement as coach of the tennis team.

Reports that Lindsay Davenport's top ranking is in jeopardy after failing to reach the semifinals of the WTA Championship. Suggestion that Amelie Mauresmo could regain the top spot if she wins the tournament; Claim that Davenport was eliminated when Anastasia Myskina beat Elena Dementieva.

Provides information on the results of the singles round robin matches in the Women's Tennis Association Tour Championships in Los Angeles, California in November 2004. Shenay Perry's victory over Meilen Tu; Els Callens' win over Laura Grenville; Samantha Stosur's victory over Jamea Jackson.

Reports on the failure of Venus Williams and Jennifer Capriati to qualify for the 2004 Women's Tennis Association Tour Championships.

Reports that tennis player Amelie Mauresmo of France won her fourth title in 2004, beating Yelena Bovena of Russia in the Generali Ladies Open final in Linz, Austria, in October 2004.

Reports that Amelie Mauresmo and Lindsay Davenport won their semifinals in straight sets on October 9, 2004, setting up a No. 1 versus No. 2 final at the Porsche Grand Prix tennis tournament on October 10, 2004 at Fildestadt, Germany. Victory of Mauresmo over Svetlana Kuznetsova; Win of Davenport over Anastasia Myskina.

Reports that Elena Dementieva, the United States Open and French Open runner-up in 2004, was eliminated in the first round of the Porsche Grand Prix in Filderstadt, Germany on October 6, 2004 by qualifier Lisa Raymond; Performance of Lindsay Davenport in the tournament.

Reports on the victory of tennis player, Elena Likhovtseva over Vera Zvonareva for the WTA Tour. Game highlights; Victory by tennis player, Mary Pierce against Paola Suarez of Argentina.

Highlights developments in tennis in the women's division at the Athens Games in Greece in October 2004. Victories by Youlia Fedossova; Games lost by Meghann Shaughnessy of the U.S., Shinobu Asogoe of Japan, Nicole Pratt of Australia and Arantxa Parra Santonja of Spain.

Reports on Anna Smashnova-Pistolesi's victory over Ai Sugiyama in the opening round of the 2004 Porsche Grand Prix in Filderstadt, Germany. Cash prize; Withdrawal of defending champion Kim Clijsters because of a wrist injury.

Presents the scores made by tennis players in the United States Open, on September 11, 2004 in New York City. Scores in the men's singles semi-final games; Scores in the women's singles championship game.

Profiles the Russian women tennis players Elena Dementieva and Anastasia Myskina.

Analyzes the loss sustained by French tennis player Amelie Mauresmo to Russian Elena Dementieva during a U.S. Open match on September 7, 2004. Mauresmo's failure to win a Grand Slam event despite number two world ranking; Critics' comments on Mauresmo's playing; Mauresmo's comments on her loss and U.S. Open prospects.

Lists the tennis players in the United States Open in Flushing Meadows, New York. Men's Singles Fourth Round; Women's Singles Fourth Round; Men's Doubles Third Round; Women's Doubles Third Round.

Reports that Lindsay Davenport qualified for the Western and Southern Women's Open tennis game when a hand injury forced Marion Bartoli to withdraw before their semifinal match in Mason, Ohio.

Reports on the results of several singles tennis tournaments in the U.S. namely the Legg Mason Classic in Washington, D.C., the Western and Southern Women’s Open in Mason, Ohio and the Bronx Classic in the Bronx, New York.

Reports that tennis player, Venus Williams lost her only doubles match she has ever played at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Victory of the Chinese team over Williams and her partner, Chanda Rubin.

Reports that 2004 French Open tennis tournament champion Anastasiya Myskina advanced to the semifinals of the Idea Prokom Open in Sopot, Poland in August 2004.

Reports that tennis player Lisa Raymond will replace Jennifer Capriati at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Hamstring injury of Capriati.

Reports that Vera Zvonereva has withdrawn from the Pilot Pen tennis tournament in New Haven, Connecticut, on August 9, 2004.

Reports that American tennis player Venus Williams withdrew from the Acura Classic in Carlsbad, California on July 27, 2004. Need for more time to recover from a sprained right wrist.

Reports that Serena Williams lost to Lindsay Davenport in the finals of the J.P. Morgan Chase Open tennis tournament held in Carson, California, on July 25, 2004. Davenport's remarks after winning the tournament.

Reports that tennis players Venus Williams and Lindsay Davenport have advanced to the J.P. Morgan Chase Open semifinals in Carson, California.

Reports on Lindsay Davenport's defeat of Venus Williams in the Bank of the West Classic tennis tournament in Stanford, California, on July 18, 2004. Seeding of the players; Unforced errors made by Williams; Davenport's share of the winner's purse.

Focuses on Maria Sharapova's victory in the finals of the 2004 Wimbledon Tennis Tournament over Serena Williams in Wimbledon, England. Description of Sharapova's performance in the tournament; Childhood experiences as a tennis player; Comments from her coach, Robert Landsdorp, as a tennis student.

Profiles Maria Sharapova, a 17-year-old tennis player from Russia who has obtained her first Grand Slam title by winning in Wimbledon, England. Training in the United States; Socio-economic background; Influence of her father.

Focuses on tennis players Serena and Venus Williams as of June 27, 2004. Plan of Serena Williams to do a movie; Reason for the loosing streak of the Williams sisters; Evidence of burnout between the Williams sisters.

Reports on the loss of Martina Navratilova to Gisela Dulko in the 2004 Wimbledon. Details of the game.

Presents the results of the three major tennis tournaments namely the Ordina Open in the Netherlands, the Nottingham Open in England and the Hastings Open similarly in England. Identification of the winners of the singles and doubles champions for men and women; Scores.

The article profiles tennis player Caroline Wozniacki, highlighting her focus on improving her game after her engagement to professional golfer Rory McIlroy was called off. Topics addressed include Wozniacki's positive attitude and popularity amongst both players and fans, her plans to train for the New York City Marathon, and her reaction to her breakup with McIlroy.

The article reports on the victory of Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu against Serena Williams in the 2019 U.S. Open. Topics discussed include significance of Andreescu's victory against Williams, career background of Andreescu, and injuries suffered by Andreescu, including back problems and torn rotator cuff.

The article deals with the decision of U.S. tennis player Serena Williams to retire in the first set of the Rogers Cup final due to back spasms. Topics covered include her performance against Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu who eventually won the Rogers Cup, the failure of Williams to win a title of any kind since giving birth to her daughter on September 1, 2017, and an outlook for the career of Andreescu in tennis.

The article reports on challenges faced by tennis player Serena Williams since returning as a new mother to the sport. Topics discussed include information on Williams's health after a treatment for the persistent left knee problem, comments from her coach Patrick Mouratoglou and an assessment of her performance.

The article offers information on the performance of tennis player Amanda Anisimova in the 2019 French Open. Topics discussed include defeating defending champion Simona Halep on June 6, 2019; doing schoolwork in hotel after the match; and views of Virginia Ruzici, 1978 French Open women's champion, on the same.

The article offers information on the rare choice of women as a coach by tennis players in 2019. The index of players' coaches of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) revealed that just five of the top 100 women tennis players list a woman as their primary coach, and one of those five split with her coach shortly before the start of French Open. Many players recommend that few women are willing to travel, opting to stay home with their families.