While Jack Draper and Jessica Pegula may have said all of four words to each other before teaming up for this week’s U.S. Open mixed doubles tournament, the two already sound like an “old married

Jessica Pegula says pro tennis is much more than just going out there and competing as the 2024 US Open runner-up explains there is a lot of stuff to manage, including dealing with possible failures in front of the entire world.

Jessica Pegula has already made her feelings clear on Emma Raducanu as the tennis stars prepare to clash in the mixed doubles at the US Open. Raducanu will team up with close friend Carlos Alcaraz, while Pegula has joined forces with another British ace, Jack Draper, after their original partners, Paula Badosa and Tommy Paul, withdrew.

Jessica Pegula reveals her mental strategies for thriving on the tennis court and in life. Discover her honest advice for handling pressure and staying present.

Being a professional athlete means living your life in the public eye, and American tennis star Jessica Pegula has garnered considerable experience on how to deal with the ups and downs of her successful career.

Pegula is the WTA World No. 4 with a record of 37-15 and three singles titles. With the North American Hard Court Swing hitting its crescendo at the US Open next week, fans can expect "J-Peg" to grab plenty of headlines with the American audience tuning into the action.

On the Tennis Insider Club podcast, World No. 4 Jessica Pegula told Caroline Garcia that she will not be playing tennis when she's 35, and is targeting the 2028 Summer Olympics as perhaps her final tournament.

Tennis star Madison Keys expressed her frustration at five-set matches, which her compatriot Jessica Pegula has previously called for the end of.