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In one of the craziest scenes, A Match in Florida gets interrupted by a woman moaning loud from a near apartment. Tiafoe : “It can’t be that good!” 😭 The commentator first thought someone’s phone was playing an adult video…all sorts of drama 🤣

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 10 hours ago

An excerpt from Elina Svitolina’s emotional letter about Gael Monfils to their daughter Skai, for Players Tribune, ahead of Gael’s final Roland-Garros.

‘The first thing you should know, I think, it’s that Gaël Monfils was one of the greatest shot-makers anyone has ever seen. There are others who were more consistent, or who made fewer mistakes … but it’s interesting. Because when you say why these players are great, maybe you are needing to give a long explanation. Or you are needing to show many statistics, or a whole match, or a whole tournament. But with your dad? It’s not like this. With your dad, it’s so simple. You can show someone a single point of his, even a single shot … and now they will “get it.” Because your dad, in just one shot, one moment, he could achieve what I think few athletes ever achieve. He could make people feel something. Almost like at a concert and there’s a perfect song, or at the movies and there’s a perfect line, and you have this feeling like, Oh my god. WOW. It takes your breath away.’

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 9 hours ago
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The youngest player to ever hit on Chatrier: such a cute moment between Belinda Bencic and her daughter 🤩 The future of Swiss tennis and the Bencic family heir making her debut on Chatrier is our Moment of Relaxation with Hespéride.

u/Life_Net5004 — 11 hours ago

Stan Wawrinka bids farewell to the Geneva ATP 250 after his defeat to Alex Michelsen! Stan received a beautiful tribute and a standing ovation from the fans.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 1 day ago

Coco Gauff is just like us... 😂

x2 major champion and still need to stop to take pics for Mom ❤️

u/Silver_Comment2825 — 1 day ago

92 trophies. 22 Grand Slam titles. A tennis legend. RAFA, the Netflix documentary series on Rafael Nadal.

The four-part Netflix series 'RAFA,' directed by Oscar nominee Zachary Heinzerling, follows Nadal's 2024 season with injuries, fatherhood joys, and retirement after the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga. It features never-before-seen footage, family moments, and insights from rivals like Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Fans are already tearing up, praising his grit through 22 Grand Slams and a record 14 French Open titles, as the docuseries premieres May 29 amid the French Open.

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 2 days ago

“I’m sick of you. I don’t want to see you for the next two-three years. Please, stay away from me. Don’t come back to Germany anymore. 🤣”- Alexander Zverev after losing to Taylor Fritz for the fifth time in a row

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 2 days ago
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Heart Warming: Jannik Sinner slows his walk and holds hands with a limping young ball kid in Rome.

u/Choice_Bag_8869 — 4 days ago
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The moment Casper Ruud entered with the ball kid while the Italian Danderi ignored the kid and was flashing his glasses at Rome Open

u/Hysen16 — 6 days ago

THE MOMENT JANNIK SINNER BECAME A ROME CHAMPION! The youngest man in history to win all 9 Masters titles. The only men in history to do it: Djokovic - 31 years old 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 - 𝟐𝟒 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐨𝐥𝐝. He doesn’t chase records, he re-writes them 🇮🇹

u/MysteriousJuice1127 — 4 days ago
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2 more consecutive Masters 1000 finals away from another record!

This man is unstoppable 🔥🔥
Forzaa 🦊

u/Responsible_Run7069 — 5 days ago