All Top 25 players are in the Miami field which begins on Tuesday.

Serena Williams beat Victoria Azarenka in one of the best matches thus far of 2019.

Two-time defending champion Lesia Tsurenko skipped the Acapulco event, but 2016 winner Sloane Stephens did not.

More upsets on the women’s side as Angelique Kerber fell.

Amanda Anisimova in the youngest American woman to reach a Slam fourth round since Serena Williams at the 1998 French Open.

Simona Halep was six points from losing to 20-year-old American Sofia Kenin Thursday at the Australian Open.

Serena Williams and Eugenie Bouchard battle for the first time in over four years Thursday night in Melbourne.

32-year-old Hsieh Su-Wei stopped 17-year-old qualifier Amanda Anisimova from lifted her first career WTA title on Sunday in Japan, beating the American 6-2, 6-2 for her third career title at the Hana-Cupid Japan Women’s Open.

“I don’t know how [I saved match point] because she did a really great serve and I just played the [return], I don’t know, like a baby.”

Serena Williams managed just one game against Johanna Konta Tuesday night in San Jose.

“[Serena’s] level is super-high and it was very difficult to close out the match, just getting one ball back,” Venus lauded her sister in her post-match press conference. “I think just I have played more matches in the last year. Even though I haven’t even played that much this year, the matches in the last year count.”

“For me the most important is to have a clear head, which obviously right now is not,” said Azarenka, appearing in her first tournament since Wimbledon last year after a child custody dispute. “Once I figure all my stuff outside the court, I’ll be able to focus and be 100 percent when I’m on the court.”

The Williams sisters play back-to-back this afternoon at Indian Wells.