Robson shocks Clijsters at US Open
Britain's Laura Robson pulled off by far the biggest win of her career with a stunning performance at the to bring Kim Clijsters' professional singles career to an end.
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Kim Clijsters eases past teenage rival Duval
Kim Clijsters ensured her final professional tournament will extend into the second round at least after a comfortable 6-3 6-1 win over American youngster Victoria Duval at the US Open.
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Kim Clijsters determined to end career on a high
Kim Clijsters is determined to go out with a final flourish as she bids farewell to tennis at the US Open.
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Clijsters will retire after US Open
Kim Clijsters has confirmed that the US Open in August will be her last tournament before she retires from the sport for a second and final time.
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Clijsters will miss the French Open
Kim Clijsters has announced she will miss the French Open to focus on getting fit for Wimbledon and the Olympics this summer.
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Clijsters puts Wozniacki out in Melbourne
Kim Clijsters kept her Australian Open title defence on track today by moving into the semi-finals with victory over Caroline Wozniacki.
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Wozniacki and Clijsters to meet in Oz
Caroline Wozniacki and Kim Clijsters both advanced at the Australian Open today to set up a mouthwatering quarter-final clash.
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Clijsters forced out of the US Open
Defending champion Kim Clijsters withdrew from the US Open on Friday because of a stomach muscle injury.
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Clijsters will miss Wimbledon
World number two Kim Clijsters has withdrawn from Wimbledon with a foot injury, organisers of the grasscourt grand slam confirmed.
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Clijsters crashes out early in Paris
Kim Clijsters blamed a loss of confidence for her shock second-round defeat by Arantxa Rus at the French Open while Maria Sharapova admitted she was lucky to avoid an early exit.
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Clijsters to undergo period of rest
World number two Kim Clijsters has been ruled out for four weeks due to shoulder and wrist injuries.
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Clijsters runs out of fighting spirit in Miami
Kim Clijsters admitted she ran out of 'fighting spirit' as she lost to Victoria Azarenka in the quarter-finals of the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami.
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Kvitova beats Clijsters to Paris title
New world number one Kim Clijsters was defeated 6-4 6-3 by Czech fourth seed Petra Kvitova in the Paris Open final today.
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Clijsters assumes World No 1 spot
Kim Clijsters ensured her place at the top of the WTA world rankings by beating Jelena Dokic today in the quarter-finals of the GDF Suez Open.
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Clijsters fights back to win Australian Open
Kim Clijsters recovered from a set down to beat Li Na 3-6 6-3 6-3 to win the Australian Open on Saturday after the Chinese imploded under pressure in the second set and took out her frustrations on her country's fans.
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Clijsters cruises into final Down Under
Kim Clijsters produced a masterclass to see off Vera Zvonareva and advance into the Australian Open final.
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Clijsters to meet Zvonareva in semis
Kim Clijsters is confident of producing the improved performance she feels is required to beat Vera Zvonareva in the Australian Open semi-finals on Thursday.
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Clijsters sets up Petrova repeat clash
Kim Clijsters will have the chance to avenge her embarrassing loss to Nadia Petrova at last year's Australian Open after today setting up a repeat clash with the Russian.
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Clijsters, Stosur and Zvonareva win in Melbourne
Kim Clijsters, Vera Zvonareva and Sam Stosur have all safely negotiated their first round ties in the Australian Open.
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Clijsters claims WTA Tour Championship
Kim Clijsters came through a tough battle with world number one Caroline Wozniacki to win the year-ending WTA Tour Championships in Doha.