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Alexander Zverev crossed the line in Mexico and rules around umpire abuse need to be stricter, says Alex Corretja

Eurosport’s Alex Corretja says Alexander Zverev crossed the line after he was disqualified from the Mexican Open for smashing a racquet by the feet of the umpire in his chair. The Tokyo 2020 gold medallist has apologised for his unsportsmanlike conduct on Instagram while former British number one Andy Murray has said his actions were “dangerous” and “reckless”. Ad/> Corretja believes it was good that Zverev was showing his emotions on court, but feels he went too far on Tuesday night.

Scotland call-up Kiran McDonald signs for Wasps after 'best season so far at Glasgow'

Glasgow Warriors lock Kiran McDonald will depart the club in the summer after agreeing a move to English Premiership side Wasps.

Sabera wants a future in basketball and stars of the sport Steph Curry and Tracy Williams are helping her realise it

What’s the point of existence in a world that pours pain?

Zach Johnson to be US Ryder Cup captain

Two-time major champion Zach Johnson is taking over as Ryder Cup captain, leading an American side trying to end 30 years without a victory on European soil.

Rodrigo Ely breaks silence on the 'other ideas' that sparked Nottingham Forest exit

Rodrigo Ely has revealed that his exit from Nottingham Forest was sparked by the club's desire to focus on young English players.

Chelsea and Bayern legend Ballack set to appear on German Dragon's Den

Michael Ballack is set to appear on the German version of Dragon's Den to pitch a business idea in front of a star-studded panel which includes F1 legend Nico Rosberg.

Prize money disparity in Dubai event 'big step backwards', says Murray

Former world number one Andy Murray said the difference in prize money at the Dubai Championships is a "big step backwards", with the men's singles winner set to receive five times more the amount as compared to the women's champion.

Deeney lobbies British government over teaching Black history

LONDON: Birmingham City striker Troy Deeney has launched a petition and sent an open letter to the British government calling for the teaching of Black, Asian and minority ethnic history to be mandatory in English schools.

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Alexander Zverev crossed the line in Mexico and rules around umpire abuse need to be stricter, says Alex Corretja

Scotland call-up Kiran McDonald signs for Wasps after 'best season so far at Glasgow'

Sabera wants a future in basketball and stars of the sport Steph Curry and Tracy Williams are helping her realise it

Zach Johnson to be US Ryder Cup captain

Rodrigo Ely breaks silence on the 'other ideas' that sparked Nottingham Forest exit

Chelsea and Bayern legend Ballack set to appear on German Dragon's Den

Prize money disparity in Dubai event 'big step backwards', says Murray

Deeney lobbies British government over teaching Black history