Swiatek beats Osaka to win Miami Open
Iga Swiatek's dream season continued as the incoming world number one scooped her third successive WTA 1000 title to beat Naomi Osaka in the Miami Open final on Saturday.
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Rory McIlroy: ‘I’m naturally a people-pleaser. I don’t want people to not like me’
Life was sweeter than ice cream for Rory McIlroy in the first half of 2015. He was the reigning Open and US PGA champion, had finished a career-best fourth at the Masters and posted a Top 10 at a quirky US Open at Chambers Bay. He won the Dubai Desert Classic, WGC Match Play and Wells Fargo Championship – which included a course-record 61 – by late May. Form was not so temporary.
Iga Swiatek: 'body feels great' as she prepares for 2022 Miami Open final against Naomi Osaka
Iga Swiatek hopes to use her winning experience as she prepares for the Miami Open final later on Saturday. The 20-year-old Polish athlete has won 16 matches in a row, winning titles at Indian Wells and in Doha this season, and needs seven more matches to reach the 23 consecutively won by Naomi Osaka over the course of the last two years. Ad/> Osaka is Swiatek’s opponent for the final in Florida, and despite the constant action, Swiatek claims she is invigorated by the success rather than drained by it.
Daniil Medvedev expected to be out 1-2 months following hernia surgery
U.S. Open champion Daniil Medvedev expects to be sidelined for one to two months after having hernia surgery.
No. 2-ranked Medvedev says he needs hernia surgery
US Open champion Daniil Medvedev expects to be sidelined for one to two months after having hernia surgery.
Osaka-Swiatek in Miami women's final; Ruud vs. Alcaraz in the men's final
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Naomi Osaka is playing her first final in more than a year on Saturday, which certainly sounds like a comeback story.
Carlos Alcaraz second only to Rafael Nadal in 2022 standings as he bids for Miami final
Carlos Alcaraz has proven himself to be one of the most exciting young stars in tennis, with the numbers to back it up. He officially became the youngest male player ever to make back-to-back semi-finals in Indian Wells and Miami - and now has a winning percentage second only to Rafael Nadal for the season as a result. The 18-year-old will take on Hubert Hurkacz in the Miami semis on Friday night.