'Sincaraz' heads for fitting final chapter of 2025
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner's battle for supremacy in 2025 is set for a fitting and thrilling conclusion at the ATP Finals in Turin.
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Can anyone challenge the Sinner-Alcaraz supremacy? ATP Finals will reveal all
The two top players are so far ahead of the opposition – every time they have both competed at an event this year, one of them has won it Days before the grand finale of the ATP season in Turin, the Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner show had already begun. Although the two rivals are locked in battle to determine the year-end No 1 ranking, rumours swirled early on Friday morning that they were scheduled to train together. Sure enough, that afternoon they entered the stadium court side-by-side and they were greeted by deafening roars from a significant crowd. The practice set that followed garnered as much attention as many matches this year. Thousands of viewers tuned in to watch the live stream, then highlights were swiftly available afterwards. The scores from practice sets usually do not leave the practice court, but on this occasion the tennis world quickly learned that Sinner had finished the day with a 6-3 win. They commemorated the moment with a selfie that instantly spread like wildfire across social media. Continue reading...
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Sabalenka faces Anisimova in second semi-final Get in touch! Send your thoughts to Niall Both players are out on court warming up, and the match is just a few moments away. The ATP Finals start on Sunday in Turin – the groups were set yesterday, but one place is still up for grabs. Felix Auger-Aliassime is currently the eighth seed, but if Lorenzo Musetti can win the title in Athens, the Italian will take his spot. Musetti plays Sebastian Korda in the Athens semi-finals later today. Continue reading...
Kyrgios: Pressure is on ahead of 'Battle of Sexes'
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Sabalenka roars past Gauff to join Pegula in WTA Finals last four
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Anisimova tops Swiatek to advance at WTA Finals
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WTA Finals tennis: Elena Rybakina v Ekaterina Alexandrova, Iga Swiatek v Amanda Anisimova – live
Updates from the group-stage matches in Riyadh Kyrgios to play Sabalenka in exhibition | Email Taha Hello, hello, hello and welcome to another day at the WTA Finals. With all due respect to our opening clash, the real contest is between Iga Swiatek and Amanda Anisimova. Their meeting in the Wimbledon final four months ago was historically one-sided, Swiatek triumphing 6-0, 6-0, yet it took just a few weeks for Anisimova to make an astonishing recovery. The American pulled off a straight-sets win against Swiatek in the US Open quarters and now we go to the end of the trilogy. Today’s winner will advance to the semi-finals in Riyadh. Continue reading...
Venus to start 33rd pro season at Auckland event
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Modified court and one serve each - Sabalenka v Kyrgios polarises opinion
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