Ava Wallace is a journalist at The Washington Post. She covers tennis and women's sports while also writing the sports department's weekly newsletter, The Sports Moment. Ava has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, and The Boston Globe, highlighting her extensive work in competitive and professional sports.
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Ava Wallace's focus is primarily on event coverage and evolving stories related to sports, with a strong emphasis on basketball, particularly the Washington Wizards of the NBA. Her articles mainly cover game analysis and player performance.
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By: Ava Wallace
The former world No. 4 ended his career in Tokyo, in front of the fans for whom he became a sports hero.
By: Ava Wallace
The 22-year-old American announced her withdrawal hours after a loss in which she said she felt like she was “going to pass out.”
By: Ava Wallace, Matthew Futterman
Ava Wallace, Matthew Futterman and more Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court.
By: Ava Wallace
The 25-year-old American's rise to the top of tennis came at the cost of her health. Now she knows what happened.
By: Ava Wallace
In tennis, the scoring system means an upset can take many forms. It can be a surprise thrashing, or a tight win that turns on a point or two. Or, as was the case in Wuhan Wednesday for the U.S.’s Ann Li, it can be a roller coaster. Her scoreline against four-time Grand Slam champion Aryna Sabalenka barely told the story of an up-and-down encounter — before getting to the fact that there were 10 match points. All of them for Li. The American came back from 6-3, 4-2 down in the second set to lead
By: Ava Wallace
The film stars Romeo Beckham and Paul Kircher and draws on familiar sports-romance beats in its trailer.
By: Ava Wallace
Her role in rapper Gunna's “Pop It” video emphasizes her celebrity across music and fashion as much as tennis.
By: Ava Wallace, Matthew Futterman
The Italian's early-morning quandary didn't stop him from winning a thrilling match on the way to his first title in four years.
By: Ava Wallace
An open letter urges the tour to soften changes as it creates what it believes is a more realistic reflection of fan interest.
By: Ava Wallace
The four-time Grand Slam champion wore a ceremonial blue-and-white robe emblazoned with cranes at the WTA 500 Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.
