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Joining the likes of Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin as the next originally-animated Disney feature to achieve live-action-remake status, Pinocchio is getting a 'real boy' makeover in 2022. And boy, are we excited.
CINCINNATI: Andy Murray won his first hardcourt match of the summer on Monday, defeating Stan Wawrinka 7-6 (7/3), 5-7, 7-5 in the opening round of the ATP/WTA Cincinnati Masters. The 35-year-old Scot was facing his 37-year-old Swiss rival for the 22nd time with both treble Grand Slam champions still coming back to full form after long-term injuries over the past few seasons. Murray lost in the first round at Washington and last week in Montreal while Wawrinka’s last win came on grass two months ago at Queen’s Club, London; he has not won on cement since the Australian Open last year.
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Australian star Cameron Smith withdrew from this week's PGA Tour BMW Championship on Monday citing a hip injury, organisers confirmed.
According to The Athletic journalist David Ornstein, Tottenham Hotspur ‘have watched’ Manchester United midfielder James Garner in action ahead of a potential summer move.
Stormers ace Deon Fourie's versatility has landed him a spot in the Springbok squad for their Rugby Championship tour to Australia.
Jumbo-Visma rider Tom Dumoulin has retired from cycling with immediate effect. Dumoulin took an indefinite break to consider his future in January 2021, returning five months later before earning a brilliant silver in the individual time trial at the Tokyo Olympics behind winner Primoz Roglic. Ad But after his Grand Tour return ended in disappointment at this year's Giro d'Italia, he decided to call time on his career in June.
Tom Dumoulin has retired from professional cycling "with immediate effect", the Dutch cyclist said on Monday, two months after announcing he would leave the sport following September's Road World Championship in Australia.