On the Baseline Tennis News

Sixteenth seed Sabine Lisicki won her maiden Sony Ericsson WTA Tour title on Sunday at the Family Circle Cup.

Sabine Lisicki has been crowned the singles champion at the 2009 Family Circle Cup.

The nineteen year-old German won her first career title with a tremendous 6-2, 6-4 win over Caroline Wozniacki.

Live streaming of the Family Circle Cup final in Charleston will be available at TennisTV.

TennisTV.com is the new official live streaming website of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour and the ATP World Tour.

Fifth seed Caroline Wozniacki will play sixteenth seed Sabine Lisicki in the singles final at the Family Circle Cup.

Sixth seed Maria Kirilenko will face Roberta Vinci in the singles final at the Barcelona Ladies Open.

Seventh seed Dominika Cibulkova retired from her quarterfinal match against top seed Elena Dementieva on Friday because of a left adductor strain.

Two of the singles quarterfinals at the Barcelona Ladies Open were delayed because of rain on Friday.

The next round of the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas competition kicks off next weekend, but several stars are missing from their nation’s official rosters.

Should participation in Fed Cup be made mandatory? Tell us your opinion in this week’s edition of Open Forum Friday!

An average day in the life of Serena Williams is never boring and generally includes both of her favorite things, fashion and tennis.

On Friday, Serena appeared on the Today Show, debuted her new jewelry line and gave an impromptu lesson on how to serve with wiffle balls in the studio.

Second seed Venus Williams was upset on Thursday at the Family Circle Cup by Sabine Lisicki. Third seed Vera Zvonareva had to retire from her third round match because of an ankle injury.

Seventh seed Sara Errani was beaten on Thursday by Lucie Safarova 6-3, 6-3 in Barcelona.

2008 Grand Slam champions Venus Williams and Ana Ivanovic have been nominated in the 10th Laureus World Sports Awards.

The Laureus World Sports Awards is the premier global sports awards honoring the greatest sportsmen and women across all sports each year.

Great rivalries are becoming increasingly rare on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour. Which players can we rely on to reinvigorate the women’s game?

Matt Trollope takes a look at five match-ups that could develop into potentially classic rivalries.

American qualifier Melanie Oudin beat ninth seed Aleksandra Wozniak 7-5, 6-0 on Wednesday at the Family Circle Cup.

Second seed Flavia Pennetta was upset in straight sets on Wednesday by Roberta Vinci in Barcelona.