The Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko will move on to the National Bank Open quarterfinals after defeating top-seeded Coco ...

Aug 2 (Reuters) - Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko earned the biggest win of her career on Saturday, beating top seed Coco ...

World No. 2 Coco Gauff lost the first set in her third round match before winning two consecutive sets and advancing to the ...

Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko delivered the biggest victory of her career on Saturday when she dominated top-seeded Coco ...

What a difference a week can make. Last Sunday, as Victoria Mboko was getting set to make her National Bank Open debut against Australia’s Kimberly Birrell, many spectators at IGA Stadium’s Centre ...

Coco Gauff was once again denied a berth in the semifinal of the Canadian Open. This time, the opponent was teen sensation ...

Even Victoria Mboko couldn’t believe what she achieved. It was billed as the tournament’s marquee match. A rising Canadian ...

Victoria Mboko was expected to face tough competition from Coco Gauff, but the latter was no match for the teen sensation. On Saturday (August 2), the Canadian ace took an hour and two minutes to ...

She grew up watching the Canadian Open from the stands. Now, at 18, Victoria Mboko is facing Top 50 players under the lights ...

Victoria Mboko, just 18 and ranked No. 85, stunned No. 1 seed Coco Gauff in straight sets to become the youngest Canadian quarterfinalist at the Omnium Banque Nationale in nearly four decades.

Lindsay Davenport, who won the 1999 Wimbledon Ladies Singles title, discussed the rise of Mboko on the Tennis Channel Live ...