Lindsay Davenport

French Open 2018: Madison Keys sails into first Roland Garros quarter-finals with win over Mihaela Buzarnescu

Madison Keys has not dropped a set so far and all the talk that her game was ill-suited to clay now looks redundant.

Stuttgart Open: Karolina Pliskova beats CoCo Vandeweghe in straight sets to clinch title

Karolina Pliskova beat CoCo Vandeweghe to earn the second clay trophy of her career after Prague three years ago.

Stuttgart Open: CoCo Vandeweghe beats Caroline Garcia in straight sets, to meet Karolina Pliskova in summit clash

Vandeweghe stands 3-2 in her head-to-head series with Pliskova, but is still bruised by her loss to the slender Czech in the German city 12 months ago.

Australian Open 2018: Angelique Kerber says she wants to recreate 2016 feeling to win second title at Melbourne

Kerber said she was enjoying life and tennis again after a torrid 2017 that she began on top of the rankings and ended outside the top 20.

Australian Open 2018: Madison Keys says she will continue playing 'smart tennis' in quest to win first Grand Slam

Keys flattened French eighth seed Caroline Garcia 6-3, 6-2 in 68 dominant minutes in their fourth-round clash.

Spain's Rafael Nadal, Garbine Muguruza named International Tennis Federation World champions

The last time two players from the same country scooped the awards was in 1998 when Americans Pete Sampras and Lindsay Davenport took the honours.

US Open 2017: Sloane Stephens thumps Madison Keys to claim first Grand Slam title

Sloane Stephens never looked shaken by the setting or the stakes in her first Grand Slam final. Her opponent, Madison Keys, most definitely did.

Australian Open 2017: Madison Keys to miss tournament after undergoing wrist surgery

World number eight Madison Keys will miss next month's Australian Open after undergoing wrist surgery, the American said on Friday.

Lindsay Davenport headlines list of Hall of Fame nominations

Davenport was announced as a nominee along with two-times grand slam winner Mary Pierce of France and 1994 Wimbledon champion Conchita Martinez of Spain, the Hall of Fame said in a statement on Thursday.