Archive for July 2024
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By Scoop Malinowski Naomi Osaka just lost to Emma Navarro 64 61 in the second round of Wimbledon, another soul-crushing defeat for the former no. 1 and Grand Slam queen. This year has been a disappointment for the Japanese woman who has lost several three set heartbreakers in 2024 – including the second rounder to […]
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Naomi Osaka Wimbledon
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By Scoop Malinowski Perhaps the most intriguing first week match, which is under the radar, will be the fascinating second round showdown between the current British no. 1 vs the previous British no. 1. Jack Draper and Cameron Norrie are set to do battle on Thursday in a civil war of British tennis. Draper discussed […]
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Cameron Norrie · Jack Draper · Wimbledon
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Holger Rune sees himself as part of the next ATP “Big Three”…. “We [Sinner, Alcaraz, Rune] cannot compare ourselves at all yet to Novak, Rafa and Roger. But the fact people are starting to talk about the next Big 3 is exciting. It’s what makes tennis bigger, exciting. Rivalries are very important. It’s interesting to […]
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Novak Djokovic · Wimbledon
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It’s been a rough year for Frances Tiafoe as this year his ranking has fallen to 30 in the world from a career high of no. 10. Today the 26 year old American scored a major victory by beating Matteo Arnaldi in five sets, overcoming a two set deficit for the first time in his […]
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Frances Tiafoe · Nike · Wimbledon · Yonex
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Veteran Fabio Fognini is far from finished at 37 as he scores a 61 63 75 domination of Luca van Assche. Young gun Jerry Shang continues to rise to be the future Asian no. 1 and much more with a 75 64 64 win vs Christian Garin. Denis Shapovalov showed flashes of his former elite […]
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