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After frustrating start to year, Jones is looking to build herself back up

Francesca Jones reached a career-high ranking at the start of the year, but injuries derailed that initial momentum. Now into the second round in Miami, she's looking to build herself back up.

1-on-1 with Eala: Her mindset, her truth and her favorite sitcoms

Alexandra Eala's meteoric rise over the past year has come with heightened expectations. But the 20-year-old has remained calm and composed in the face of it all, with a mature perspective and mindset that keeps her grounded and in the moment.

March Madness at the Miami Open: Who’s most likely to bust the draw wide open?

With everyone across the country looking for the next NCAA bracket-buster, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek lead a field in Miami where the "one-and-done" threat is real and the margin for error is as thin as a buzzer-beater.

Ball kid dreams and a Serena hat: Anisimova unlocks Miami Open memories

As a kid, World No. 6 Amanda Anisimova would spend entire days at the Miami Open, watching her idols and contemplating whether to become a ball kid. Now a contender, she's looking for her first breakthrough at her hometown tournament.

Gauff looks to write new story at 'bucket list' Miami Open

If this were another tournament, Coco Gauff -- who is recovering from a left arm injury -- might not be here. But it's Miami, and the World No. 4 is determined to cross it off her bucket list.

Brady embraces measured, realistic comeback to tennis after 848-day layoff

One match at a time, Jennifer Brady has approached her return to the WTA Tour with a positive mindset and realistic expectations after an 848-day absence.

From breakout contenders and veteran wild cards, the Miami Open arrives with plenty to watch

Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka leads a field packed with young challengers, seasoned champions and compelling early matchups across all four quarters.