Unfortunately for Jessica Pegula, the Charleston Open announced on April 6 that they have decided to offer equal prize money to the players from 2026 onwards.
Jessica Pegula didn’t just win her first clay-court title. She did it steps from the courts where her tennis story began, fighting through fatigue and emotion to complete a comeback that felt years in ...
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“A Daughter That Is as Successful”- Jessica Pegula Credits Charleston’s Pay Breakthrough to Emma Navarro’s Silent Spark"It’s fun to cheer Jess on when she’s playing in Miami, and Maddie, of course, is starting the year off winning the ...
Jessica Pegula and Sofia Kenin meet in the Credit One Charleston Open finals after Erin Routliffe, Jelena Ostapenko, Caroline ...
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Jessica Pegula tells billionaire tennis heiress what she thinks of dad's tournamentJessica Pegula has reached the final of the Charleston Open, owned by Emma Navarro's billionaire father Ben, and the world's ...
Away from the court, Pegula has enlisted the help of Fritz when it comes to buying the best gaming equipment. She recently ...
No. 1 seed Jessica Pegula came back from a set down to defeat defending champion Danielle Collins to advance to the ...
Jessica Pegula defeats Charleston Open defending champion Danielle Collins in three sets in Friday's quarterfinal match.
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