The three-time Grand Slam finalist took aim at the way men's and women's achievements in tennis are portrayed.

This isn’t a headline. It’s a message. From Ons Jabeur, to the women who’ve carried the game with strength, grace and far too little recognition: Keep going. We see you.

Former World No. 2 Ons Jabeur released a pointed message defending women's tennis as the controversy over the French Open's night slot continues.

All four night sessions so far at this years French Open have included men, with Ons Jabeur hitting back at French Tennis ...

The French Open tournament director says match length is why the event has not had a women's match in the night session since ...

The French Open’s evening schedule has garnered criticism. Plus, the 38-year-old’s path to the quarterfinals and more from Paris.

The French Open has faced criticism for not featuring women's matches during its prized evening sessions. Iga Swiatek and Ons ...

While world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka has expressed her desire to play more matches at Court Philippe-Chatrier, the centre court, Ons Jabeur and Coco Gauff have slammed the organisers for the lack of women ...

“In Europe, in general, it’s unfortunate for women’s sports in general. Not for tennis but for in general,” Jabeur said after ...

It is the sort of fairytale run that French tennis officials dream about. All the host nation’s players, men and women, are usually long gone by this stage of their Grand Slam tournament. But Loïs ...

Patrick Mouratoglou agreed with the Roland Garros organisers on not scheduling women’s matches during the night sessions.