Singapore's Ser Lin Qian, 19, upset world No. 58 Zhang Mo in Singapore Smash for her biggest career win as she reached the round of 32 for the first time. Men's doubles duo Clarence Chew and Josh Chua ...

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Every March, the BNP Paribas Open takes place at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in Southern California. Founded in 1974 as the Indian Wells Open, the BNP Paribas Open is an outdoor WTA 1000 event ...

No. 39 Arkansas Men’s Tennis won the team’s second straight Southeastern Conference match on Friday night at No. 59 in another 4-3 thriller. The No. 39 Arkansas men’s tennis team finished its weekend ...

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