Frances Tiafoe’s victory over Ben Shelton at the US Open was a testament to his skill and determination on the court. In an all-American rematch, Tiafoe showcased his ability to handle Shelton’s powerful serves and displayed exceptional net play. This win marked Tiafoe’s return to the fourth round at Flushing Meadows for the fifth consecutive
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The rise of online abuse towards athletes has become a significant issue in the sports world, with tennis players like Caroline Garcia, Iga Swiatek, Jessica Pegula, Jannik Sinner, and Karen Khachanov speaking out against the hateful messages they receive on social media platforms. Garcia recently shared examples of derogatory messages she has received, highlighting the
Novak Djokovic faced a challenging match at the US Open, where he encountered difficulties with his serve. Throughout the match, Djokovic missed more serves than he successfully made, leading to extended points and challenging rallies. Despite acknowledging that he should have lost the second set, Djokovic managed to clinch the victory due to his opponent’s
The US Open witnessed a historic moment when Daniel Evans and Karen Khachanov engaged in a grueling battle that lasted for an incredible 5 hours and 35 minutes. Evans, who ultimately emerged victorious, had to endure physical and mental challenges that pushed him to the limit. This match not only tested his skills as a
Four years after winning his only major title, Dominic Thiem found himself saying goodbye to his professional career on the same court where he had experienced his greatest success. The Arthur Ashe Stadium was a familiar setting, but the circumstances surrounding Thiem’s final match at a Grand Slam tournament were vastly different from his triumphant
Dominic Thiem, a former US Open champion, bid a final farewell to the New York crowd as his Grand Slam career came to a close with a first-round loss to Ben Shelton. Despite the loss, Thiem expressed gratitude for the opportunity to play before a packed house, a stark contrast to the empty stadium during
Carlos Alcaraz, a rising star in the world of tennis, encountered a minor setback during his US Open training session when he twisted his right ankle. Despite the injury, Alcaraz remains optimistic about his participation in the upcoming Grand Slam event. He emphasized that he halted his practice out of caution and not due to
Novak Djokovic recently expressed his understanding of why some tennis players are questioning the double-standard that seems to exist in the sport. This discussion arose after Jannik Sinner, despite testing positive for steroids twice, was not suspended. Djokovic acknowledged the frustration felt by players due to the lack of consistency in such cases. Sinner’s situation
After years of competing in professional tennis, American player Shelby Rogers has made the difficult decision to retire from the sport following the upcoming US Open. The 31-year-old athlete expressed her love for the game in a heartfelt post on social media, explaining that her body can no longer withstand the physical toll of injuries
The US Open draw has set the stage for some potentially thrilling matchups as defending champion Novak Djokovic and rising star Carlos Alcaraz find themselves on opposite sides of the bracket. The possibility of a final showdown between these two players adds an extra layer of excitement to the tournament, especially after their epic battles
The world witnessed a remarkable display of tennis prowess as Jannik Sinner claimed victory at the Cincinnati Open final against Frances Tiafoe. Despite recent health struggles, Sinner’s performance showcased his unwavering determination and talent on the court. At just 23 years old, he became the youngest Cincinnati champion since Andy Murray’s victory in 2008. Sinner’s
In the highly-anticipated semifinal match at the Cincinnati Open, top-ranked Jannik Sinner emerged victorious in a grueling battle against Alexander Zverev. The match went to a third-set tiebreaker, with Sinner ultimately prevailing with a score of 7-6 (9), 5-7, 7-6 (4) after 3 hours and 7 minutes of intense play. Sinner’s victory marked his fifth