Miami Open: 'Disrespectful' Victoria Azarenka slammed after quitting match
Victoria Azarenka did not complete her latest match at the Miami Open after she walked off the court halfway through the second set.
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Fruhvirtova, 16, becomes youngest player in Miami fourth round since 2004
Czech teenager Linda Fruhvirtova on Sunday became the youngest player to reach the last 16 of the Miami Open since 2004 when former world number one Victoria Azarenka retired from their third round match.
Rory Wilson 'close' to Rangers exit as Steven Gerrard and Aston Villa set to beat EPL rivals
Rangers youngster Rory Wilson appears set to leave the club – with Aston Villa tipped to beat Premier League rivals to his signature.
Liverpool cult heroes both look unrecognisable after ditching long hair and growing beards
The Liverpool legends match against Barcelona brought some recognisable faces back to Anfield over the weekend – but a few were not so easy to place.
Photo Of Indian Footballers Praying Together Before A Match Wins Internet
India may have lost a friendly football match to Belarus, but the gesture of three Indian footballers is winning the internet. The three footballers are seen praying according to their respective faiths before the start of the match on Saturday.
Victoria Azarenka breaks silence after abandoning her Miami Open match against 16-year-old
Victoria Azarenka has broken her silence after abandoning her Miami Open match against 16-year-old Czech Linda Fruhvirtova on Monday morning. The Belarusian former world No 1 cut a frustrated and distracted figure throughout the third-round clash and stormed off the court during the second set.
Shouldn't have played today, Azarenka says after quitting in Miami
Victoria Azarenka said her personal life had been "extremely stressful" in recent weeks and that she should not have played at the Miami Open on Sunday after the former world number one retired against 16-year-old Czech Linda Fruhvirtova.
'I was told' - Liverpool striker still haunted by transfer 'mistake' as reason for exit explained
Milan Baros didn't have to think twice when Liverpool came calling for his services in 2002. Three years of professional experience at Banik Ostrava was the grounding required for the talented striker to take the next step in his career, and there was only one country in Baros' mind regarding his next destination.