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Jim Courier picks his winner for Sabalenka vs Rybakina US Open final
Sabalenka reached the final after beating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 in the semifinal. Rybakina had a much harder job against Coco Gauff, coming back from one set down to win 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.
As marathon matches multiply at the US Open, the former world No. 1 refuses to question the five-set format and points to another evolution instead.
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Jim Courier points out Carlos Alcaraz issue after US Open loss
Many believed that the 23-year-old could even finish his US Open run much earlier, but Alcaraz showed a high level of tennis despite the difficulties he had faced before the tournament.
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Australian Open forced to clarify controversial Abdo comments
He’s been in the job barely a month, but Andrew Abdo has already created his first PR headache at Tennis Australia.
Winner of four grand slams, American was a stubborn and ruthless competitor, but has transformed image to become a popular figure in tennis ...
The Australian Open has confirmed it won’t be ditching best-of-five sets after new Tennis Australia boss Andrew Abdo made comments suggesting the change could be on the table.
Carlos Alcaraz is preparing to defend his Japan Open title. Around 12 months ago, Alcaraz defeated Taylor Fritz to win the Tokyo-based event at the... Talks about the tennis schedule and what needs to ...
Team Europe claimed the title after an eventful tournament that featured thrilling on-court performances and intriguing off-court conversations.
“It’s an exercise in terror, doing live interviews,” Jim Courier, tennis’s leading exponent of the post-match chat, says. “I mean, I was petrified.” Courier is talking about his debut on Melbourne’s ...
My beautiful wife cares little for the latest polling, parliamentary theatre or the policies on the table ahead of a looming ...
Presidents Cup captains often talk about getting their scores on the board to build momentum. But there were no boards at ...
Ben Shelton sealed it at 3:33 in the morning with a 146 mph ace, the latest finish in US Open history, and Carlos Alcaraz walked off Arthur Ashe Stadium having lost a quarterfinal he led after the ...
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