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‘This is the worst nightmare a top tennis player can have’: Iga Swiatek struggles after Miami Open defeat
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‘This is the worst nightmare a top tennis player can have’: Iga Swiatek struggles after Miami Open defeat

World No 3 reveals her difficulty in handling the pressure that accompanies her success after second-round loss In the gloomy surrounds of a makeshift mixed media zone situated inside a dark corridor under the Hard Rock Stadium, Iga Swiatek needed a brief moment to let some of her emotions go before another wave of questions struck her. An hour earlier, Swiatek had experienced one of her most difficult defeats in years, losing in the second round at the Miami Open against her compatriot Magda Li

The Guardian24 Mar
Sinner surpasses Djokovic's Masters 1000 record
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Sinner surpasses Djokovic's Masters 1000 record

Jannik Sinner surpasses Novak Djokovic's 10-year record for consecutive sets won at ATP Masters 1000 events in his Miami Open win over Corentin Moutet.

BBC Sport24 Mar
In-form Talia Gibson’s dream run ended by Elena Rybakina at Miami Open
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In-form Talia Gibson’s dream run ended by Elena Rybakina at Miami Open

Australian loses 6-2, 6-2 in last 16 against world No 2 Kazakh Gibson had beaten five top-20 tennis players in three weeks Talia Gibson’s impressive run at the Miami Open has come crashing down at the hands of world No 2 and two-time grand slam champion Elena Rybakina. The in-form 21-year-old Australian, who came through two rounds of qualifying in Florida before upsetting Czech Sara Bejlek, Japan’s four-time slam winner Naomi Osaka and American teenage sensation Iva Jovic in the main draw, s

The Guardian24 Mar
Sabalenka races to Miami win as Gauff battles on
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Sabalenka races to Miami win as Gauff battles on

World number one Aryna Sabalenka makes light work of Zheng Qinwen at the Miami Open.

BBC Sport23 Mar
Victoria Mboko and Mirra Andreeva lead new generation of friendly rivals
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Victoria Mboko and Mirra Andreeva lead new generation of friendly rivals

Teenage talent team up in doubles before playing each other at Miami Open in changing world of women’s game Victoria Mboko and Mirra Andreeva, the two highest-ranked teenagers in the world, prepared for their marquee Miami Open fourth-round match in an unusual manner. Aside from being the two protagonists of the freshest rivalry in women’s tennis, they are also great friends, and so they spent the afternoon before their big match against each other competing on the same side of the net in double

The Guardian23 Mar
Swiatek splits from coach after Miami exit
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Swiatek splits from coach after Miami exit

Six-time major winner Iga Swiatek parts ways with coach Wim Fissette following her early exit from the Miami Open.

BBC Sport23 Mar
Defending champion Sabalenka into Miami last 16
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Defending champion Sabalenka into Miami last 16

Aryna Sabalenka's bid to complete the 'Sunshine Double' continues as she sweeps past Caty McNally to reach the last 16 of the Miami Open.

BBC Sport23 Mar
Korda knocks Alcaraz out of Miami Open
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Korda knocks Alcaraz out of Miami Open

World number one Carlos Alcaraz is knocked out of the Miami Open after a surprise 6-3 5-7 6-4 defeat to Sebastian Korda.

BBC Sport23 Mar
Resilient Korda stuns Alcaraz in Miami Open after almost letting advantage slip
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Resilient Korda stuns Alcaraz in Miami Open after almost letting advantage slip

American beats No 1 seed 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 at Miami Open ‘Sebi was incredible today. Played such a great game’ An hour after his first catastrophic attempt at snuffing out the best player in the world, Sebastian Korda stepped up to the baseline to serve for his rollercoaster third-round match against Carlos Alcaraz once again. It would have been reasonable for the American to feel his tension even more profoundly, to collapse even more dramatically, but his determination won through. In front of h

The Guardian22 Mar
Serena Williams courts drama once again as game of ‘will she won’t she’ goes on
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Serena Williams courts drama once again as game of ‘will she won’t she’ goes on

American last hit a competitive ball in 2022 but Instagram posts show her training again, with her motives still unknown As was often the case in Serena Williams’s unparalleled tennis career, her time at the French Open in 2009 was far from straightforward. Her gritty performance in a third-round win against Spain’s María José Martínez Sánchez that went the distance was quickly overshadowed by a gamesmanship row after Martínez Sánchez refused to admit that one of Williams’s shots had struck her

The Guardian22 Mar
Norrie and Boulter knocked out of Miami Open
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Norrie and Boulter knocked out of Miami Open

Cameron Norrie and Katie Boulter are knocked out in the third round of the Miami Open, ending British hopes in the singles.

BBC Sport22 Mar
Naomi Osaka casts doubt on tennis future after swift defeat in Miami opener
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Naomi Osaka casts doubt on tennis future after swift defeat in Miami opener

Osaka admits to ‘dilemma’ after loss to Talia Gibson Norrie, Boulter and Jones all out to end British hopes Naomi Osaka has said she does not intend to continue competing if she frequently loses first-round matches after suffering a disappointing 7-5, 6-4 defeat to Australia’s Talia Gibson in her opener at the Miami Open. Osaka, who received a first-round bye as the 16th seed in Miami, moved sluggishly in an error-strewn performance and was outplayed by the talented 21-year-old Gibson, who wil

The Guardian22 Mar
Wimbledon introduces video reviews for players to challenge umpire calls
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Wimbledon introduces video reviews for players to challenge umpire calls

Reviews allowed for double bounces and double hits Players not able to challenge electronic line calls Wimbledon will introduce video review technology this year that will allow players to challenge judgment calls made by the chair umpire. Players will not be able to challenge the decisions of the electronic line calling (ELC) system that was introduced at Wimbledon last year, but video reviews will be available to check other scenarios, such as whether a ball has bounced twice or touched a pl

The Guardian21 Mar
Video reviews to be introduced at Wimbledon
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Video reviews to be introduced at Wimbledon

Video review technology will be introduced at Wimbledon for the first time this year.

BBC Sport21 Mar
Draper exits Miami Open but Boulter through
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Draper exits Miami Open but Boulter through

British number two Jack Draper is knocked out of the Miami Open in the second round by Reilly Opelka, but Katie Boulter progresses as her opponent Clara Tauson retires injured.

BBC Sport21 Mar
Carlos Alcaraz cuts through the noise to ease past Joao Fonseca at Miami Open
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Carlos Alcaraz cuts through the noise to ease past Joao Fonseca at Miami Open

World No 1 beats Brazilian 6-4, 6-4 at the Hard Rock Stadium Spaniard says teenager ‘reminds me a lot [of me] when I was his age’ As Carlos Alcaraz worked through his service motion midway through his opening match at the Miami Open, a scream pierced the night-time air. One of the 16,000 spectators breathlessly cheering Alcaraz’s demise had attempted to distract the Spaniard just before he struck the ball. In a spectacular atmosphere unlike many other Masters 1000 second round matches in recen

The Guardian21 Mar
Jack Draper blown away in straight sets by US star Reilly Opelka at Miami Open
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Jack Draper blown away in straight sets by US star Reilly Opelka at Miami Open

‘Servebot’ fires down 25 aces to beat British player Katie Boulter into third round after win over Tauson Jack Draper suffered a tough defeat in his opening match at the Miami Open as he could do little to ­neutralise a dominant serving performance from Reilly Opelka, who fired down 25 aces in two sets en route to a 7-6(3), 7-6(0) win. The defeat is a difficult setback for Draper, the 25th seed, as he ­continues to navigate the early stages of his return to competition from a bone bruise injur

The Guardian20 Mar
Jack Draper beaten by 6ft 11in American with 144mph serve
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Jack Draper beaten by 6ft 11in American with 144mph serve

Jack Draper beaten by 6ft 11in American with 144mph serve

The Telegraph20 Mar
Why are sportspeople obsessed with chess?
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Why are sportspeople obsessed with chess?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team look at why sportspeople like Erling Haaland, Victor Wembanyama and Eberechi Eze are all chess superfans.

BBC Sport20 Mar
GB's Jones beats childhood hero Williams as Swiatek stunned
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GB's Jones beats childhood hero Williams as Swiatek stunned

Britain's Fran Jones says it "means everything" after defeating her childhood hero Venus Williams in the first round of the Miami Open.

BBC Sport20 Mar
Teen sensations are meant to be one in a million so why does it feel as if prodigies are taking over? | Emma John
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Teen sensations are meant to be one in a million so why does it feel as if prodigies are taking over? | Emma John

From Max Dowman to Kimi Antonelli, Sky Brown and Luke Littler, peak performance can be attained ever earlier thanks to support and science Des Ryan lives on the west coast of Ireland and gets over to watch Arsenal only about three times a season. It was pure fluke that the director of sports and physical wellbeing at the University of Galway was at the Emirates Stadium last weekend, when Max Dowman became the youngest ever scorer in the Premier League. He admits to getting “quite emotional” – ju

The Guardian20 Mar
Francesca Jones defeats Venus Williams in Miami for WTA 1000 breakthrough
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Francesca Jones defeats Venus Williams in Miami for WTA 1000 breakthrough

Brit overcomes seven-time grand slam champion 7-5, 7-5 25-year-old secures first victory since January In her first training session at the ATX Open in Austin last month, weeks after injury put an end to her Australian Open, Francesca Jones found herself in an unusual, delightful situation. Her training partner across the net was none other than Venus Williams, the most successful active female tennis player. Being able to train with such a legendary player was a dream itself, but Jones can n

The Guardian19 Mar
Wimbledon tennis expansion gets High Court boost
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Wimbledon tennis expansion gets High Court boost

Campaign group Save Wimbledon Park had argued a statutory trust prevented the development from going ahead.

BBC Sport19 Mar
Wimbledon tennis expansion plans get boost after high court judgment
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Wimbledon tennis expansion plans get boost after high court judgment

All England Club wants 38 new courts and new stadium Campaign group SWP says it will ‘fight on’ Wimbledon has received a major boost to its expansion plans. The All England Club’s proposals to almost triple the size of the current site are not prohibited by restrictions on how the land earmarked for development can be used, a high court judge has ruled. The plans, approved by the Greater London Authority (GLA) in 2024, could mean the construction of 38 tennis courts and an 8,000-seat stadium o

The Guardian19 Mar
Jack Draper adds new string to his bow as he rebuilds his game
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Jack Draper adds new string to his bow as he rebuilds his game

The British No 1 has made changes to both his racket and his serve, and reaped the rewards by beating Novak Djokovic Two and a half hours into one of the most unforgettable battles of his career, Jack Draper resolved to attack without hesitation, regardless of the outcome. On two pivotal points in his Indian Wells fourth-round match against Novak Djokovic, at 4-4 in the tie-break and then on match point at 6-5, Draper forced himself inside the baseline and unleashed two backhands, those shots dr

The Guardian18 Mar
Katie Boulter revival powered by ‘unmatched’ love from Alex De Minaur
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Katie Boulter revival powered by ‘unmatched’ love from Alex De Minaur

Katie Boulter revival powered by ‘unmatched’ love from Alex De Minaur

The Telegraph18 Mar
Samuel wants to keep momentum after rankings jump
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Samuel wants to keep momentum after rankings jump

Toby Samuel wants to maintain his winning momentum after a string of victories lifts him from 1,405th in the ATP rankings to 171st in a year.

BBC Sport18 Mar
Dubai withdrawal criticism ridiculous - Sabalenka
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Dubai withdrawal criticism ridiculous - Sabalenka

World number one Aryna Sabalenka dismisses criticism of her late withdrawal from the Dubai Championships and says she may not play at the tournament again.

BBC Sport18 Mar
Sabalenka may avoid championships in Dubai after ‘ridiculous’ comment
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Sabalenka may avoid championships in Dubai after ‘ridiculous’ comment

Director says stronger penalties needed for withdrawals Jack Draper continues comeback at Miami Open Aryna Sabalenka says she may never return to compete at the Dubai Tennis Championships after she and Iga Swiatek were harshly criticised by the tournament director for their withdrawals from the tournament last month. “It’s ridiculous,” Sabalenka said before the Miami Open. “I don’t think he showed himself in the best way possible. For me it’s actually so sad to see that the tournament director

The Guardian17 Mar
Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open because of illness
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Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open because of illness

Emma Raducanu withdraws from this week's Miami Open as she continues to recover from a recent illness.

BBC Sport16 Mar