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ATP Houston: Argentina strike again, Tiafoe hangs on and keeps the drama alive
A day that swings from control to pure scrap At Houston, they thought they were about to get an American statement. Instead, they got a dogfight. The Argentines came in fearless. The Americans dug in. These quarter-finals told two very different stories. One of control. One of survival. And in the end, we’ve got a…
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Tennis : Jodar into semis after Muller retires
Rafael Jodar keeps racing ahead and storms into the semi-finals in Marrakech There are tournaments that create stories faster than others. Marrakech often does that. It throws up odd runs, unknown names, and suddenly a player arrives quietly and leaves with a new status. This year, that player is Rafael Jodar. The 19-year-old has planted…
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Tennis: Moutet crushes Baadi and gets his Marrakech week off to a flyer
Moutet opens his Moroccan campaign in style In the dry heat of the ATP 250 in Marrakech, Corentin Moutet produced more of a statement than a warm-up. Across the net was local favourite Taha Baadi, riding the buzz of his first win on the main tour. The crowd wanted a scrap, a spark, a story…
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Tennis: Francisco Roig named Swiatek’s new coach
Swiatek starts a fresh chapter You can know the WTA Tour inside out and still get jolted awake by an announcement that lands like a clean winner down the line. The world No. 4 has now made official what was already doing the rounds behind the scenes: she’s back in business with a new guide,…
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ATP Miami: Four French in the Last 16 — a Wake-Up Call for French Tennis
A rare stat that says everything Sometimes a single stat tells the whole story. Four French players in the last 16 of a Masters 1000. That’s only happened twice since 2017. The last time was Paris 2024. On an ever-crowded, brutally competitive tour, seeing that many French players this deep is nearly unheard of. In…
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WTA Miami: Sabalenka Soars, Rybakina Rolls, Bencic Strikes Hard
Sabalenka — a machine at full speed When Aryna Sabalenka plays like that, there’s no debate. Against Qinwen Zheng, the world No.1 laid down the law without flinching. 6-3, 6-4. Clean. Commanding. Almost clinical. No lapse. No panic. Just relentless control. Nine straight wins now. And every match confirms it: Sabalenka is on a mission.…
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ATP Miami: Arthur Fils humiliates Tsitsipas and sets up unexpected clash with Vacherot
An unbelievable score. Complete demolition. There are wins. And then there are beatings. Sunday night in Miami, Arthur Fils didn’t just beat Stefanos Tsitsipas. He swept him aside. 6-0, 6-1 in 56 minutes. A brutal, almost embarrassing scoreline, especially against a player of that standing. Right from the first rally the tone was set. Fils…
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WTA Miami: Sabalenka in charge, the machine keeps crushing
A streak that screams dominance There are runs that breed confidence. Then there are those that steamroller everything in their path. Aryna Sabalenka sits squarely in the latter. Fresh from Indian Wells, the world No.1 followed up in Miami with a tidy, ruthless win over Catherine McNally (6-4, 6-2). Nothing flashy on the scoresheet. Everything…
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WTA: Naomi Osaka can’t hide doubts after Miami exit
Early exit sparks fresh doubts The early exit of Naomi Osaka at the Miami WTA 1000 turned heads. Defeated in her opening match by Talia Gibson (7-5, 6-4), the former world No.1 is in a rough patch. But it wasn’t the score that grabbed attention — it was what she said afterwards. Brutally honest She…
