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Novak Djokovic says Carlos Alcaraz is «the player to beat» on clay ahead of his return to competitive action at the Italian Open. The 35-year-old is making his comeback to the ATP Tour after struggling with an elbow injury during the clay court season. Ad He did not compete at the Madrid Open last week after struggling physically at the Monte Carlo Masters and Banja Luka.
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Polls already suggested that Turkey's opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu had more than an even chance in a runoff against Erdogan. Now, after managing to unite six disparate parties behind his name, and the sudden pullout of a seventh, what to expect in the run-up to Sunday, during the vote and once the ballots have been cast?
Boris Becker has heaped praise on Carlos Alcaraz in the latest episode of the Das Gelbe vom Ball podcast, saying that the 20-year-old is «rewriting tennis history». Alcaraz is set to return to world No. 1 on May 22.
The phrase "battling for Olympic gold" will take on new meaning at the Paris Games in 2024.
Tom Pidcock plans to defend his Olympic mountain bike title in Paris next summer, saying the Games “mean more” and “transcend cycling”. The Ineos Grenadiers star is taking a mini break from the road to target the opening round of the UCI Cross-country World Cup in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic this weekend. Pidcock will compete in the short-track (XCC) on Friday, which serves as qualifying for the Olympic distance race (XCO) on Sunday.
Pauline Ferrand-Prevot is hoping her new regime at Ineos Grenadiers can propel her to victory at the Olympics next summer. The French star became the first woman to sign for Ineos ahead of the 2023 season in a bid to boost her prospects for Paris 2024. She has won 10 rainbow jerseys throughout a stellar career across mountain bike, road, cyclo-cross and gravel – and will target victory at the Games on home soil on her trusted MTB.
Coco Gauff had doubts about an ailing Rafa Nadal's chances at last year's French Open, only to see him romp to a 14th title at the Paris Grand Slam, and the women's world number five said she will never underestimate him again at Roland Garros.