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Jimmy Arias says tennis has changed, Medvedev reaps the benefits
The former American tennis star is aware that Danil Medvedev had many advantages in his game, but his opponents did not know ...
A week after exiting Beijing early, Iga Swiatek rebounded with a 6-1, 6-1 rout of Marie Bouzkova to reach the Wuhan third ...
But were O’Leary to get to build that player instead of choosing just one, whose skills would her perfect player have?
The tennis great's comments on whether slower courts benefit the two top men's players provoked heated discussion.
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Naomi Osaka wins in Wuhan; Emma Raducanu retires (dizziness)
Eleventh-seeded Naomi Osaka overcame a slow start for a 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 win over Leylah Fernandez on Tuesday in a first-round ...
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'Her serve will become a weapon': Rick Macci gives candid advice to Coco Gauff after China Open loss
Former Serena Williams coach Rick Macci advised Coco Gauff following her defeat in the China Open semifinals. The World No. 3 was eliminated in the tournament semifinals—losing the chance to defend ...
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Aussie serves it up to veteran in straight-sets victory
Australian tennis ace Christopher O'Connell has powered his way to an impressive first-round win at the Shanghai Masters.
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Novak Djokovic's underrated shot that is helping him in Shanghai
The extreme conditions in which the Shanghai Masters 1000 is being played have also tested the resistance of Novak Djokovic, ...
Alexander Zverev thinks that tournament organizers throughout the sport of tennis are keeping courts slower ensure that Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner make deep runs.
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