Latest tennis scores and match roundup — Jan 25, 2026

Why tennis scores matter

Tennis scores are the primary measure of progress through tournaments, shaping draws, rankings and fan expectations. On Sunday, 25 January 2026, a mix of straight-set wins, walkovers and tight contests across multiple courts produced meaningful movement in the draw. Accurate, timely scores help players, coaches and supporters assess form and forecast likely match-ups in later rounds.

Main results and match details

Notable singles outcomes

Top players and seeds advanced in several matches on the schedule. Jannik Sinner (Italy), seeded No. 2, progressed with a victory over Eliot Spizzirri (United States). Amanda Anisimova (United States), the No. 4 seed, defeated fellow American Peyton Stearns to move on. Ben Shelton (United States), seeded No. 8, beat Valentin Vacherot (Monaco), the No. 30 seed.

Jakub Mensik (Czechia), seeded No. 16, recorded a win against Ethan Quinn (United States). Alena Kovackova (Czech Republic), the No. 1 seed in her event, beat Chukwumelije Clarke (United States). Taylor Fritz (United States), seeded No. 9, also notched a victory over Stan Wawrinka (Switzerland) earlier in the fortnight.

One of the clearer scorelines from the day came in a match involving Italy’s Lorenzo Musetti, who defeated Taylor Fritz in straight sets, 6-2, 7-5, 6-4 — a result with implications for seed placements as the tournament progresses.

Doubles and walkovers

In doubles action, the pairing of Sofia Kenin (United States) and Laura Siegemund (Germany) overcame the team of Marie Bouzkova (Czech Republic) and Andreja Klepac (Slovenia). There were also administrative outcomes: Maddison Inglis (Australia) advanced via a walkover against Naomi Osaka (Japan), who was listed as the No. 16 seed.

Conclusion and what to watch next

These tennis scores on 25 January 2026 underline a mix of expected seed progression and shifting dynamics that will influence upcoming rounds. With straight-set wins by top seeds and tight contests that featured tie-break scenarios across courts such as John Cain Arena and Rod Laver Arena, attention now turns to potential quarterfinals and how surviving players handle recovery and form. Fans should watch seed clashes involving Sinner, Musetti and other top seeds, and follow live score services for up-to-the-minute updates as the event moves forward.