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Ismael @Ismael - almost 2 years ago
Wimbledon Needs More Arthur Ashe Moments, On and Off the Court
Nick Kyrgios and Ons Jabeur brought a fresh diversity to the men’s and women’s singles finals.
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Giles @Giles - almost 5 years ago
Giannis Antetokounmpo to play for Greece at World Cup
Giannis Antetokounmpo looks to lead Greece to Olympics – OlympicTalkClick to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Giannis Antetokounmpo will play for Greece at the FIBA World Cup for a second time, but much has changed since his debut five years ago.Antetokounmpo, ...continued
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Minnie @Minnie - over 2 years ago
Fans Returned, a Grand Slam Was Chased, and Teenagers Stole the Show
The 2021 U.S. Open has by no means been conventional, but amid a fluctuating pandemic, it has been a notable milestone on the road to tennis and civic normality.
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Jimmy @Jimmy - over 4 years ago
Biles, Kosgei and Gauff - how the female trio are lighting up sport
how the female trio are lighting up sportYou can't have failed to notice a weekend of sporting brilliance - from a stunning sub two-hour marathon to hosts Japan lighting up the Rugby World Cup.But there were three phenomenal sportswomen right at the heart of the action as...continued
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Zetta @Zetta - about 3 years ago
In Tennis, Tough Decisions as Players Adjust to Shrunken Paydays
With less money to be won, many players are working harder than ever, especially those not lucky enough to have million-dollar endorsement portfolios.
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Jaydon @Jaydon - 3 months ago
Love to see it: Tennis pro Tommy Paul scores custom-built Boca Raton home for $2.5 million
American tennis pro Tommy Paul recently purchased this eye-catching, luxurious, 3,200-square-foot estate in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Monserrat @Monserrat - over 4 years ago
Smoke clears in Melbourne, organizers defend playing qualifiers
Smoke clears in Melbourne, organizers defend playing qualifiersMELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Melbourne skies were largely clear of bushfire smoke on Thursday as Australian Open organizers defended their decision to continue playing qualifiers during two days when a thick haze...continued
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Casper @Casper - about 3 years ago
Trust Me, Sports Without Fans Is Not Sports
For five days the Australian Open had cozy stadiums half-filled with fervent fans, and sports once again felt normal. Then a snap lockdown quieted the stands.
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Adelia @Adelia - over 4 years ago
The Dreamcast's VMU Was The Coolest Memory Card
The Dreamcast's VMU Was The Coolest Memory CardMemory cards are something we don’t really need anymore. The Switch does use SD cards, but these are universal storage items that can be used on PCs, phones and other hardware. No, the days of dedicated memory card units are ...continued
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Ryleigh @Ryleigh - almost 5 years ago
American Manuel embraces role as swim trailblazer
American Manuel embraces role as swim trailblazerGWANGJU: When Simone Manuel was growing up, people laughed at her for wanting to become a swimmer, telling her to take up basketball or track and field instead.Now an Olympic and world champion, the 22-year-old American is ...continued
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Clarissa @Clarissa - almost 5 years ago
Davis Cup Tennis 2019: June's Final Group Scores and Results; July Schedule
Davis Cup Tennis 2019: June's Final Group Scores and Results; July ScheduleVietnam, Sri Lanka, Kuwait and Singapore all won in the play-off matches for Group III of the Asia/Oceania draw at the 2019 Davis Cup on Saturday.Meanwhile, Ghana, Cameroon and Gabon also won play-...continued
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Leda @Leda - almost 5 years ago
Barty, Kerber ease through, Federer and Nadal set to play
Barty, Kerber ease through, Federer and Nadal set to playLONDON: World number one Ashleigh Barty and defending champion Angelique Kerber eased into the second round of Wimbledon today.Unlike second seed Naomi Osaka on Monday, who exited in straight sets, both Barty and Ke...continued
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Iva @Iva - 8 months ago
Andy Murray: ‘I’m at my highest ranking since the operation. I’m really proud of that’
Currently ranked No 36 in the world, the Scot believes he can go even higher despite his four-year fight to get back to the topJust a few minutes after his devastating five-set second‑round defeat by Stefanos Tsitsipas at Wimbledon this year, Andy Murray was …
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Ryleigh @Ryleigh - almost 5 years ago
Jeremy Hunt pledges to boost defence spending by 25% if he becomes prime minister
Jeremy Hunt pledges to boost defence spending by 25% if he becomes prime ministerConservative leadership contender Jeremy Hunt would boost defence spending by £15bn – a massive 25 per cent increase to military budgets – if he makes it into 10 Downing Street.Announcing his...continued
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Maureen @Maureen - almost 2 years ago
Tennis Is Done With Covid-19, but the Virus Isn’t Done With Tennis
With testing, quarantine and isolation requirements all but gone, tennis finally seems to have entered a stage of pandemic apathy, much like a lot of society.
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Kari @Kari - over 2 years ago
Serena Williams and Her Fellow Tennis Greats Are Limping Toward the Exits
Graceful final chapters in tennis can be difficult to achieve, as Serena Williams and Roger Federer are learning firsthand.
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Zackery @Zackery - 8 months ago
US Open 2023 results: Katie Boulter beats Diane Parry in New York
Katie Boulter reaches the US Open second round for the first time as she begins an action-packed day for the British players with an impressive win.
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Joe @Joe - 5 months ago
Canada makes BJK Cup history and Djokovic sets yet another record
This week, the Canadian team won its first Billie Jean King Cup, while Djokovic secured world No. 1 for the eighth time and a notable breakup got everyone's attention.
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Jessika @Jessika - almost 5 years ago
Photos reveal Wimbledon spectator blasted by Meghan's aides was taking selfie
Photos reveal Wimbledon spectator blasted by Meghan's aides was taking selfiePhotos have revealed a Wimbledon fan who was stopped from taking photos near Meghan Markle last week by a bodyguard was actually taking a selfie.The spectator was spotted being talked to by a mem...continued
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Cameron @Cameron - almost 5 years ago
Wimbledon 2019: Rafael Nadal shrugs off difficult build-up
Wimbledon 2019: Rafael Nadal shrugs off difficult build-upRafael Nadal has taken a tumble in practice and lost two warm-up matches in what has appeared a problematic build-up to Wimbledon but he was adamant on Saturday that he will be ready to launch a concerted assault o...continued
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Izaiah @Izaiah - almost 5 years ago
Late tennis great Arthur Ashe finally gets his due in hometown of Richmond, Va.
Late tennis great Arthur Ashe finally gets his due in hometown of Richmond, Va.More than two dozen years after his death from complications related to HIV, late tennis legend Arthur Ashe was honored Saturday by his hometown of Richmond, Va., with the renaming of a bouleva...continued
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Josiah @Josiah - almost 3 years ago
Paula Badosa’s Body Was Ready to Win, but Her Mind Was Not
The Spanish player is yet another in the sport who has battled depression and spoken openly about it.
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Zackery @Zackery - about 3 years ago
Serena Williams Wins and Will Face Naomi Osaka in Australian Open Semifinals
Williams dispatched Simona Halep to avenge an embarrassing defeat in their previous meeting. Next up? Osaka in a star-studded semifinal.
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Felicita @Felicita - 8 months ago
In Winning His 24th Grand Slam Singles Title, Novak Djokovic Is Now The Good Guy
The victory finishes off a stunning transformation for Djokovic. He’s no longer a tennis heel. He’s a hero.
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Clarissa @Clarissa - 8 months ago
Frances Tiafoe Wants Tennis to Loosen Up
Frances Tianfoe likes the rowdy crowd at the U.S. Open and thinks it's time for tennis to modernize and be more inclusive.
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