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PARIS: Defending champion Coco Gauff eased past Egyptian qualifier Mayar Sherif 6-3 6-2 on Thursday to punch her ticket for the French Open third round. The American, who landed her 80th career main draw victory at a Grand Slam, never hit top form, with her opponent offering some dogged resistance in the first set and keeping her off balance. “It was a physical tough match. I was really tested today.
May 29 : Reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez played down expectations ahead of his return at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend, saying he needs time to get back into top shape after undergoing two surgeries following a crash.
PARIS, May 28 : Belgium's Raphael Collignon delivered a stunning performance to defeat world number five Ben Shelton 7-5 6-4 6-4 on Thursday and advance to the third round of the French Open for the first time in his career.
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PARIS, May 28 : Defending French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz's absence through injury and Jannik Sinner's second-round exit on Thursday have left the men's draw wide open, with players sensing a rare chance to claim a Grand Slam title.
PARIS, May 28 : Frances Tiafoe won a French Open marathon against Hubert Hurkacz on Thursday but lost his racket in the ensuing celebrations with fans, later making a plea on social media for its safe return and offering two tickets to his next match.
PARIS, May 28 : Jannik Sinner's stunning Roland Garros exit shattered what had shaped up as one of the most predictable French Opens since Rafa Nadal's era, throwing the men's draw wide open on Thursday to leave it as finely balanced as the women's field.
LONDON: The Ballon d’Or ceremony to crown the best men’s and women’s players in soccer is moving from its traditional Paris home to London in October. The venue change for the Oct. 26 ceremony marks the 70th anniversary of the first award won by England great Stanley Matthews, co-organizers France Football magazine and UEFA said on Thursday. London also is the home city of England record scorer Harry Kane and the Arsenal team which won their first Premier League title in 22 years and play for a first Champions League title on Saturday against Paris Saint-Germain. Kane scored 61 goals in 51 games of a standout season for German champion Bayern Munich.