In a week defined by youth, who has the advantage when World No. 8 Mirra Andreeva and Victoria Mboko meet for the Adelaide crown (12:30 p.m. local, 9 p.m. ET)? Plus, we look at whether Iva Jovic can continue her dominant run and take home the trophy in Hobart.

The following day, the Canadian teenager improved to 4-1 in those contests with her biggest win of the grouping yet. Taking on defending champion Madison Keys, Mboko outdueled the No. 2 seed for a 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 victory.

Andreeva rallied from 3-0 down, sweeping nine consecutive games before Mboko called for the doctor when trailing a set and 3-0. The number 17 came back after a seven-minute medical timeout and blood pressure check and won her first game to end the Andreeva hot streak.

One year after Victoria Mboko’s breakout season delivered titles across three levels, the 19-year-old Canadian is already one win from completing another line on her rapidly growing résumé in Adelaide.

Victoria Mboko was beaten in straight sets by Mirra Andreeva in the Adelaide International and now there are fitness fears ahead of the Australian Open. It was an excellent week for 18-year-old as she defeated Australian Open champion Madison Keys during ...

When Canadian tennis star Félix Auger-Aliassime looks at 19-year-old rising star Victoria Mboko, the 25-year-old feels the passage of time.

After three straight three-set matches this week, Victoria Mboko ended Madison Keys’ title defense to reach the Adelaide semifinals, with Mirra Andreeva also advancing later in the day