Taylor Fritz tops Alexander Zverev to reach US Open semifinals - ESPN
American Taylor Fritz took down No. 4 Alexander Zverev 7-6 (2), 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3) in the US Open quarterfinals Tuesday to reach his first major semifinal.
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Nick Kyrgios offers to take over coaching Coco Gauff amid her recent struggles, disappointing US Open finish
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Keegan Bradley among Jim Furyk's six picks for Presidents Cup - ESPN
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley is going to this month's Presidents Cup as a competitor after he was one of Jim Furyk's six captain's picks announced on Tuesday.
Lawan Eugenie Bouchard di Jakarta: Selain Luna Maya, Ada Ketum Pelti
Bertambah lawan Eugenie Bouchard selama masa liburannya di Jakarta. Eks petenis top dunia itu akan menghadapi sejumlah peserta, salah satunya Ketum PP Pelti Nurdin Halid.
Soler triumphs in Stage 16 of Vuelta, O'Connor's red jersey under threat
SPAIN :Spain's Marc Soler won Stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana with a late breakaway, while Ben O'Connor's lead is now razor-thin, with Primoz Roglic just five seconds behind.
England test head coach McCullum to take charge across all formats
:England test head coach Brendon McCullum will also take charge of their white-ball teams from January next year, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Tuesday.
Sumit Antil Wins Gold In Javelin Throw, Becomes 1st Indian Man To Defend Title In Paralympics
Star javelin thrower Sumit Antil on Monday became the first Indian man and second from the country to defend the title as he won the F64 category gold with Paralympics record of 70.59m at the Paris Games. The 26-year-old world record holder from Sonipat in Haryana bettered his own earlier Paralympic best of 68.55m set in Tokyo while winning the gold three years ago.
Man United pep talk, glossy photoshoots, US Open prize money - inside the rise of Jack Draper
In an Olympic summer, baton passing has not strictly been reserved for Paris 2024, which provided a final chapter for Andy Murray before the British tennis icon retired. Emerging from the shadow in his own right, Jack Draper has become British No.1 and global recognition is gathering more pace than his trademark serve.