Emma Raducanu accidentally swears on TV in funny mishap
Emma Raducanu was left in hysterics after accidentally swearing in Italian during a TV interview.
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Juventus vs Inter Milan Live Stream: How to Watch, Team News, Head to Head, Odds, Prediction and Everything You Need to Know
A huge clash is approaching as Juventus and Inter Milan go head to head in the Coppa Italia and we have all the information you need to know ahead of kick-off.
'Really weird coincidence' - Bianca Andreescu plays down Emma Raducanu parallels ahead of Italian Open match
Bianca Andreescu says the parallels between herself and Emma Raducanu are a “really weird coincidence” as they prepare to meet in the first round of the Italian Open. Both players won their first Grand Slam title at the US Open as teenagers – Andreescu as a 19-year-old in 2019 and Raducanu as an 18-year-old in 2021. Ad/> They also both have Romanian parentage (Andreescu's mother and father are Romanian, as is Raducanu's father) and were both born in Ontario, Canada.
Jannik Sinner - 'In tennis, mental energy is everything' - Players' Voice
At just 20 years old, Jannik Sinner has already acquired an impressive bank of achievements. Since starting out on the ATP Tour in 2019, he’s gone on to win five titles, break into the top 10 and reach two Grand Slam quarter-finals. — — - Ad/> When I’m asked, 'Where do you want to be at the end of the year?', I always have to smile.
Denis Shapovalov swears at hecklers in Italian Open win
Denis Shapovalov called for tennis officials to take a stronger stand against disruptive fans after he swore at the crowd for heckling during his three-set win over local hope Lorenzo Sonego at the Italian Open on Monday.
'Get off the court' - Denis Shapovalov explains explosive 'shut the f*** up!' rant at fans at Italian Open
Denis Shapovalov has attempted to explain his foul-mouthed rant at fans during his Italian Open clash with Lorenzo Sonego in Rome. Shapovalov was handed a game penalty during his 7-6(5) 3-6 6-3 win over the Italian in the first round of the ATP event after a furious exchange with the umpire over a second serve. Ad/> The Canadian then proceeded to engage in a frosty discussion with the supervisor by the side of the court while also letting rip at fans who he felt were heckling him.
Rafael Nadal says his 'old machine' takes time to fire up
Grand Slam champion always knew it would take some time for his "old machine" to fire up. The Spaniard, sidelined by a rib injury at Indian Wells in March, hopes to build momentum in Rome before launching his campaign for a 14th French Open crown. The 35-year-old Australian Open champion has endured a string of injuries during a career spanning more than two decades and he said he needed time to get his body up to speed.