Tennis Schedule 2026
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Doubles
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Doubles
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Mixed
Itajai, Brazil
Oeiras, Portugal
Phan Thiet, Vietnam
Soma Bay, Egypt
Itajai, Brazil, Doubles
Oeiras, Portugal, Doubles
Phan Thiet, Vietnam, Doubles
Soma Bay, Egypt, Doubles
ITF M25 Antalya 3 Men
ITF M25 Santiago 2 Men
ITF M15 Hyderabad Men
ITF M15 Manacor 3
ITF M15 Monastir Men
ITF M15+H Bagnoles de l'Orne Men
ITF W75 Manama Women
ITF W50 Monastir Women
ITF W35 Weston, FL Women
ITF W15 Antalya Women
ITF W35 Buenos Aires Women
ITF W35 Petit-Bourg Women
ITF W75 Leszno Women
ITF M25 Antalya 3 Men Doubles
ITF M25 Santiago 2 Men Doubles
ITF M15 Hyderabad Men Doubles
ITF M15 Manacor 3 Men Doubles
ITF M15+H Bagnoles de l'Orne Men Doubles
ITF W75 Manama Women Doubles
ITF W50 Monastir Women Doubles
ITF W35 Weston, FL Women Doubles
ITF W35 Buenos Aires Women Doubles
ITF W35 Petit-Bourg Women Doubles
ITF W75 Leszno Women Doubles
UTR PTT Bonita Springs Men +H 01, Group A
UTR PTT Carvoeiro Men +H 02, Group A
UTR PTT Newport Beach Men 02, Group A
UTR PTT Trnava Men 01, Group A
UTR PTT Belgrade Women 01, Group A
UTR PTT Bengaluru Women 02, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Carvoeiro Women +H 02, Group A
UTR PTT Dubai Women +H 01, Group A
UTR PTT Newport Beach Women 02, Group A
Tennis Headlines
Is this the end? Nick Kyrgios, Thanasi Kokkinakis fall short in controversial third-set tiebreak
There will be no magical Australian Open run for Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis in 2026, with the nation's most beloved doubles pair sent packing before they ever got going.
Day 5 as it happened: Osaka stunned by frosty handshake; Wawrinka breaks record
Naomi Osaka won her second-round contest amid some controversy, retiring veteran Stan Wawrinka claimed a memorable five-set epic, and Novak Djokovic is on the verge of yet another record.
Stan Wawrinka makes rare Slam third round for a 40-year-old
Stan Wawrinka, who will retire at the end of the season, became the first player to reach the third round at a Grand Slam past his 40th birthday since 1978, and he needed 4 hours, 33 minutes to do it.
Naomi Osaka caught off guard by Cirstea's frigid handshake
Naomi Osaka received a cool response from Sorana Cirstea after their second-round Australian Open match. Osaka said Cirstea was apparently upset with Osaka's efforts to pump herself up during the match.