Remember when Danielle Collins silenced a booing crowd after defeating hometown favorite Destanee Aiava at the Australian Open earlier this year? The post ‘Another Day, Another Dollar’- Danielle ...

Danielle Collins is embracing her motto of “play tennis, cash checks, rescue animals, and give them the bougiest lifestyle possible” for 2025.

Danielle Collins got involved in a controversy after her second-round victory against the Australian player, Destanee Aiava, at the Australian Open. Following this match, in the press conference ...

The Australian Open crowd really did not like American Danielle Collins during her second round 7–6, 4–6, 6–2 win over the Aussie native Destanee Aiava on Thursday. The crowd heckled Collins ...

Destanee Aiava registered her biggest career Grand Slam win at the ... However, in the second round, Aiava faced Danielle Collins of the USA. The crowd was fully behind the youngster, but Collins ...

US tennis star Danielle Collins has shown a wildly different side of herself ... wound up a raucous home crowd following her hard-fought win over local hope Destanee Aiava. After winning that match, ...

Even though tennis star Danielle Collins was defeated by Belarusian top seed Aryna Sabalenka in round 16 of the Miami Open, she’s feeling like a grand slam winner after rescuing a wounded dog.

Tennis icon Billie Jean King thanked Danielle Collins after the World No. 15 rescued an injured dog, which she adopted. King has always strongly advocated for animals and for adopting shelter pets.

Though initially unexpected, Danielle Collins decided to run it back after last year's decision to retire. She returns, with her name etched in the record books, as a new dog mom – something she ...

Danielle Collins may not have won a trophy at the Miami Open, but she did win the heart of a stricken dog named Crash. When the American world No. 15 saw an injured dog lying in the middle of the ...

It's no secret that Danielle Collins is one of the WTA's most avid dog lovers, and the American's big heart when it comes to four-legged friends helped one in need this week at the Miami Open.