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On 'unreal' night, Svitolina beats Swiatek to reach third Rome final
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For the second year in a row, Gauff marches into the Rome final
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Svitolina saves 16 break points, upsets Rybakina to reach first Rome semifinal since 2018
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Takeaways: Swiatek downs Pegula for season's first top-10 win and first semifinal
Iga Swiatek produced one of her strongest performances of the season, beating Jessica Pegula in straight sets to reach the Rome semifinals. The Pole secured her first top-10 win of 2026 and continued her dominant record at the Italian Open.
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Gauff needs 5 match points to fend off Andreeva; into fourth Rome semifinal
World No. 3 Coco Gauff required five match points to fight off Mirra Andreeva, who nearly came back from a two-break, 5-1 final set deficit. Ultimately, Gauff prevailed and is primed for a semifinal matchup vs. Sorana Cirstea.
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By the Numbers: Cirstea reaches first Rome semifinal at 36
Sorana Cirstea continued her impressive final season on tour by defeating Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets to reach her first Rome semifinal. The Romanian became one of the oldest semifinalists in both Rome and WTA 1000 history while improving to 25-7 for the season.
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Swiatek defeats Osaka in battle of Grand Slam champs; to face Pegula in Rome quarterfinals
Iga Swiatek has won three in a row over Naomi Osaka after defeating the four-time Grand Slam champion in straight sets Monday to reach the Rome quarterfinals. There she will face Jessica Pegula, who improved to 6-0 against Anastasia Potapova with her own straight-sets win to reach the last eight in Rome for the first time since 2021.
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Scene and heard in Rome: Ostapenko on revenge, Cirstea improving with age
By improving her game daily and ignoring head-to-head records, Jelena Ostapenko is back in the quarterfinals, preparing to face a Sorana Cirstea who is playing some of the most complete tennis of her 10-year career.
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Gauff saves match point to set up Andreeva showdown in Rome quarters
Coco Gauff rallied from the brink of defeat to beat Iva Jovic in three sets and reach the quarterfinals in Rome while Mirra Andreeva advanced with a straight-set win over Elise Mertens.
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Svitolina, Rybakina dominate as quarterfinal clash of past Rome champions awaits
After dominant wins in the fourth round, past Rome champions Elena Rybakina and Elina Svitolina meet for the second time in 2026 for a spot in a semifinals in Rome.
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