Victoria Azarenka, the former world No. 1 women's tennis player, shocked fans on Sunday when she abruptly left the court during the middle of a match at the Miami Open. Playing against 16-year-old ...

Azarenka has taken a more process-oriented approach than in the past. But the outcomes have been good, too, as she’s in an Australian Open semifinal for the first time since she won it all in 2013.

Taking on No.4 seed and 2018 champion Naomi Osaka, Azarenka battled her way to a set and a break lead on Arthur Ashe Stadium, seeking to win her third Grand Slam crown. But Osaka engineered a comeback ...

Azarenka was the architect of her own defeat. She failed to convert two match points in the second set and made nine double faults and 44 unforced errors in a match that lasted 3-1/4 hours.

Azarenka held, somehow, and broke to get to 4-3, then stood and stretched during the ensuing changeover. But Osaka regained control, breaking to start a match-ending run of three games, covering ...

In a tense and unpredictable match, Serena Williams steeled her nerves to defeat Victoria Azarenka 7-5, 6-7 (6), 6-1 on Sunday to win her fifth U.S. Open title and 17th Grand Slam title overall.

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Azarenka, 31, a former world No. 1 once considered the next dominant player in the sport, was unseeded at this year’s Open, and this will be her first Grand Slam final since the 2013 U.S. Open ...