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Acosta, Facundo2

Gianmarco, Ferrari0

Travaglia, Stefano

Cuevas, Pablo

Lavagno, Edoardo1

Onclin, Gauthier2

Giannessi,Alessandro2

Francesco Maestrelli1

Tirante, Thiago Agustin2

Bellucci, Mattia0

Neuchrist, Maximilian0

Gaio,Frederico2

Passaro, Francesco

Gigante, Matteo

Brancaccio, Raul

Midon Lautaro

Dalla Valle, Enrico

Bueno, Gonzalo

Darderi, Luciano

Garin, Christian

Iannaccone, Federico

Renzo, Olivo

VrbenskY, Michael

Cobolli, Flavio

Oradini, Giovanni

Krutykh, Oleksii

Serafini, Marcello

Nardi, Luca

Weis, Alexander

Grenier, Hugo

Forti, Francesco

Bonadio, Riccardo

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Fritz beats Zverev again to reach Halle final

Taylor Fritz's impressive form on grass continues as he beats French Open champion Alexander Zverev to reach the final in Halle.

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Former world No 4 backs best man at his wedding to reignite Raducanu and hopes to entice Jannik Sinner to join Team Europe at the O2“Tennis is in a good place, but I think it could be better,” says Tim Henman when asked about the state of the sport that has consumed most of his life. He will soon outline ways tennis could be improved but, first, it helps to remember that the 51-year-old played in six grand slam semi-finals, including four at Wimbledon, won an Olympic silver medal and became No 4 in the world despite constant gripes from part-time tennis supporters who wrongly said he lacked the grit of an elite player.Yet grit filters through Henman’s memories and explains why he loves tennis while always striving to reach a better place. We meet at the Queen’s Club and the elegance of the venue provides a stark contrast to the series of cheap B&Bs where Henman lived, down the road in Earl’s Court, for two years at the outset of his career. Money was tight then and sometimes four young players could share a single room. Continue reading...

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