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WTA Charleston 2025

Jessica Pegula and her trophy in Charleston. Source: Getty

Pegula unlocks the 'trophy' of the surfaces

The American won her first title on clay in Charleston, completing the last achievement missing from her collection. Will she be the surprise of this tour?

Kenin and the improvement of her tennis after playing doubles: "It has given me more confidence when stepping onto the court". Photo: Getty Images

Kenin and the improvement of her tennis after playing doubles: "It has given me more confidence when going out on the court"

The American tennis player, who is in the semifinals of the WTA Charleston, relied on doubles last year to overcome her inconsistent singles season.

Jessica Pegula remains undefeated against Danielle Collins. Source: Getty

Pegula hands a 'bagel' to her favorite victim

Sixth encounter against Danielle Collins, sixth victory for Jessica. The Buffalo native came back from a set down to reach the semifinals of the Charleston WTA 500.

Qinwen Zheng roars again in Charleston. Source: Getty

Qinwen Zheng emerges from the tunnel: "I entered the track with doubts.."

The Chinese player started the clay court swing in Charleston with a victory, where she took the opportunity to assess the challenging start to the season.

Kasatkina on her change of nationality: "Everyone is treated equally in Australia". Photo: Getty

Kasatkina, on her change of nationality: "In Australia, everyone is treated the same"

The world number 14 explains from WTA Charleston 2025 why she chose to represent Australia: "It's a country that is a bit far, but...".