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Hamburg or Lima? 🇵🇪 Absolute SCENES as Ignacio Buse wins his first ATP title!

A star is born 🌟

Ignacio Buse takes down Tommy Paul 7-6(8), 4-6, 6-3 to become Peru's first tour-level champion since Luis Horna in 2007! 🇵🇪🔥

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 5 hours ago

Giants LB Abdul Carter reacted to teammate Jaxson Dart introducing President Donald Trump at a speech in New York on Friday.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 5 hours ago

The Spurs are the second team this century to start a playoff game on a 15-0 run or better and lose 😬 They join the 2017 Wizards, who blew a 16-0 lead in the East semis at Boston.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 6 hours ago

New York Giants Pro Bowl quarterback Jameis Winston was inspiring and preaching at a Church with a sleeping kid in his arms. One of one.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 7 hours ago

Arthur Fils has withdrawn from Roland Garros. Very sad to see him miss his home slam. Hoping to see him fully healthy again very soon.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 7 hours ago
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“I don’t think clay has been my problem. My problem has been Nadal on clay.” — Roger Federer.

Federer skipped the clay season for 3 consecutive years, then returned to Roland Garros in 2019 and defeated clay-court specialist Casper Ruud, the very player both Djokovic and Nadal later defeated in the final to win their last Roland Garros titles.

In the end, only the King of Clay could stop him again.😔

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 8 hours ago

Raducanu’s words reaffirm for us just how hard it is to digest success. She won the US Open at 19 and didn’t know how to manage it. She fired her coach and lost control of everything. This makes you realize how easily a career can go off the rails.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 9 hours ago
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Imagine playing chess at Washington Square Park, and Wemby is your opponent 🤯 It’s one of Victor Wembanyama’s favorite hobbies!

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 10 hours ago

BLOOPER AT DJOKOVIC’S PRESS CONFERENCE. A journalist’s cell phone started ringing right in the middle of the press conference, and Nole didn’t let the moment pass... 🗣️ “If you want, I can take it. It’s probably someone calling to wish me a happy birthday.”

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 10 hours ago

Jannik Sinner was asked what the players will do next if they don’t get a response from the tournament following the 15 minute media boycott, ‘Let’s see where we go & let’s see how other Grand Slams are going to react after here, & then we’re going to decide’.

"Are you limiting your media appearances to 15 minutes today, and if so can you tell us why?"

Jannik: “I think many players are doing that. But it's nothing against journalists or anyone against you. We are very happy to do the obligations that we have to do, we're just limiting. Trying to put ourselves in a position where we also have a small say. I think it's right to do so. As I said in Rome already, we waited 1 year to have a small response. You know, I think here we’re trying to start something now. But again, nothing against you. We're here to do our obligations.”

"Going back to the 15 minute media thing. If you don't get a response or a reaction from doing this from the tournament, what would the players do next?"

Jannik: “This we need to see, you know? It takes all players and all players are very connected. We're all very much together and I think it's something good, because without us events are not possible to play. As I also said in Rome, it's about respect. When we have to wait for over a year for just a small response, having the best 10 players, it's not nice. At the same time, we're not only talking about prize money. We're also talking about pension, which is a very important topic, because after you're a tennis player, hopefully we get some pension money. Also the decision making, because who decides if they start now… 3 grand slams out of 4, we start Sunday, but we don't know if they want to start Saturday or Friday. We would like to have also a small conversation about that. Let's see where we go and let's see how other Grand Slams are going to react after here and then we're going to decide.”

(via Roland Garros Press)

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 1 day ago

Four-year-old Novak Djokovic receives his very first tennis racquet for his birthday. 39 years old today. Going for a historic 25th Grand Slam at this year’s Roland Garros!

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 1 day ago

Flying into the finals! Gaby Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani advance to the Strasbourg finals over Danilina/Alexandrova in straight sets 7-5, 6-4!

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 1 day ago