Lob and Smash
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Jasmine Paolini defeated Coco Gauff to become the second Italian woman to win in Rome.
Lee Vowell|
Jannik Sinner was destroyed in the first set of the Italian Open semifinals. It didn't last long.
Lee Vowell|
Coco Gauff entered Rome ranked No. 3 in the WTA rankings, but with a finals appearance there and now in Rome, she has reestablished herself.
Aaron Zacharias|
After injuries temporarily iced his tennis career, Nick Kyrgios returns to the French Open, with more tennis events to follow.
Aaron Zacharias|
Italian Jasmine Paolini looks to back last year's doubles title in Rome with her first singles title.
Aaron Zacharias|
Jannik Sinner has had quite the month of May and it is not over yet.
Lee Vowell|
Carlos Alcaraz will seek to avenge his Indian Wells loss to Jack Draper as the two clay-court specialists face each other in the Italian Open quarter-finals.
Aaron Zacharias|
In his second match back from suspension, Jannik Sinner was not as sharp against Jesper de Jong.
Lee Vowell|
In the fourth round of the Italian Open, Coco Gauff dispatched Emma Raducanu. Here is how.
Lee Vowell|
Jannik Sinner shook off some rust to play in the Italian Open, his first match in three months.
Lee Vowell|
Novak Djokovic is winding his career down, but he might be ramping up for a French Open run.
Lee Vowell|
Jannik Sinner carries very few expectations going into Rome despite his overall dominance.
Aaron Zacharias|
Marta Kostyuk, Coco Gauff, and Bianca Andreescu have reached out to Alexandra Eala since her Miami Open success.
Wendi Oliveros|
Two-time tournament champion Alexander Zverev is coming off his first title of the year in Munich, Germany, and is set to defend his title in Rome.
Aaron Zacharias|
Casper Ruud seeks to build on his impressive clay-court success at the Italian Open, having just captured his first Masters 1000 title on clay.
Aaron Zacharias|
Jack Draper found success at the Madrid Open despite losing to Casper Ruud in the finals; he enters the Italian Open full of confidence and fuel to burn.
Aaron Zacharias|
Jannik Sinner's return to tennis came with a brutal confession.
Lee Vowell|
Casper Ruud came from nowhere to finally claim his first Masters 1000 title in Madrid last week. Does that change his chances for a French Open dark horse run?
Bobby John Barker|
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has a favorable path for the ATP 1000 event in Rome. Here is why.
Kyle Wright|
We are four months into an unpredictable and tumultuous 2025 tennis season. It's hard to predict what will happen next.
Wendi Oliveros|
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