In 2014, just four years after turning pro, former Wimbledon junior singles champion Ashleigh Barty ... she was walking away from tennis. Following her departure, Barty joined the Brisbane ...

World number one Ashleigh Barty told people to "wait and see ... She's an incredible person, a great tennis player. The way that she's brought this fresh, fearless energy on to the court has ...

But unlike those two nations who have players who ... displays into big time tennis, Joint could yet prove her worth. Previously the Aussie Number Two behind Ashleigh barty realistically was ...

with little prospect of a home player raising the trophy that bears her name. Just a couple of months after her straight-sets win over Danielle Collins, Barty retired from tennis as the world No ...

Ashleigh Barty delighted her fans with exciting news just in time for the holiday season. The former tennis star announced that she is pregnant with her second child, making the Christmas ...

Ashleigh Barty and coach Craig Tyzzer speak to reporters in Brisbane, Australia after the World No.1 announced her retirement from tennis. (Video courtesy of Tennis Australia) Why not watch this next… ...

Ashleigh Barty is urging Emerson Jones to ... However, her recent success also led to some comparing her to Australian tennis icon Barty. When asked about it, the former three-time Grand Slam ...

When three-times grand slam champion Ashleigh Barty announced her retirement ... the Australian tennis player has the self-awareness to know that she is not entirely fulfilled, despite the many ...

Many of tennis’ biggest stars are skipping this ... but the other two top-earning athletes on the women’s side—Ashleigh Barty (No. 7, $13.1 million) and Simona Halep (No. 10, $10.9 million ...

Ashleigh Barty showed she's still ... for the second time with husband Garry Kissick. Barty though hasn't fully gone away from tennis and has maintained a presence in the sport since launching ...

From Evonne Goolagong Cawley’s ongoing impact to Esna Boyd’s Hall of Fame induction, the WTA’s rich history was on full display in Australia.