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Rafael Nadal has been spending plenty of his time on golf since his retirement from tennis, with his latest endeavour taking him to Augusta National. Nadal retired from tennis at the end of 2024 with 22 men’s Grand Slam titles to his name, second only to the 24 of Novak Djokovic.
Rory McIlroy might be the leader of The Masters, golf’s most prestigious tournament, but he is also a great ambassador for professional tennis. With a sizeable lead after 36 holes, McIlroy was asked what he will do in his downtime…
The WTA social media team ignited a firestorm following an April 9 X post that hyped The Masters. With a photo of Jessica Pegula pretending to hold a telephone,,
Stan Wawrinka is still one of the sport’s most beloved figures, and his presence will be missed on the ATP Tour after he steps away at the end of 2026. Since revealing that this would be his farewell season, the 41-year-old has continued to draw fans with flashes of the quality that defined his care
Apr. 10—OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies girls tennis team (8-0) earned a 4-1 team victory Wednesday afternoon against Toppenish to continue their undefeated streak. The Huskies had multiple players playing through illness but powered through to find success on the court. "I think things went amaz
Great Britain’s Billie Jean King Cup squad was hit hard by withdrawals before their tie against Australia, leaving them to face a tough opponent with a short-handed team. Emma Raducanu pulled out first, followed by Katie Boulter, Fran Jones and Sonay Kartal, further weakening the British lineup.
Thomas joins me to discuss Oregon’s recent golf performances, the tennis teams’ Big Ten play, and film review on TE transfer Markus Dixon.
Glacier held serve Thursday to take a pair of tennis dual wins over crosstown rival Flathead at FVCC. Both Wolfpack squads nabbed 7-1 victories on a warm April afternoon. “I thought we played some solid tennis,” Glacier coach Josh Munro said. “Our doubles teams really took control at the net and our
Jannik Sinner is currently one of the most influential players in men’s tennis, right alongside Carlos Alcaraz. Together, they’ve formed a partnership that’s strikingly reminiscent of the early days of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.