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Paula Badosa has hinted that she may not take part in the French Open later this month as her struggles with back pain continue. Tennis can be an unforgiving sport, especially for those dealing with injuries.
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Nick Kyrgios is often seen as a talent who never quite fulfilled his potential, at least in the eyes of some tennis fans. Kyrgios himself, along with plenty of supporters, would likely disagree with that assessment.
Chelsea interim boss Calum McFarlane has been speaking to the media before Monday's Premier League game against Nottingham Forest at Stamford Bridge (kick-off 15:00). On team news, McFarlane said captain Reece James is back in training while Levi Colwill is also "looking promising."
There are few rivalries in the history of tennis that can match what Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal brought to the sport. Over their careers, they faced each other 40 times, with Nadal winning 24 of those encounters.
FOOTBALLPremier League match Leeds v Burnley at 2000 - News ahead of weekend matches in major European leagues, including Arsenal v Fulham, Manchester United v Liverpool, Bayer Leverkusen v RB Leipzig, Osasuna v Barcelona and Como v Napoli, as available - Bayern won't hand bottom side Heidenheim
Arizona women’s tennis: Q&A with coach Ryan Stotland ahead of NCAA Tournament
It’s starting to look less likely that Serena Williams will make a return to the WTA Tour, despite earlier hints suggesting she might. Williams hasn’t played professionally since her third-round loss to Ajla Tomljanovic at the 2022 US Open.
MADRID — Marta Kostyuk is having herself a month. Two weeks ago, she won her first title in three years, at the WTA 250 Rouen Open in France. On Saturday, she will play for the biggest one of her career, when she meets Mirra Andreeva in the Madrid Open final. It is Kostyuk’s first WTA 1000 title til