Paula Badosa exits Australian Open as Madison Keys reaches quarterfinals
Madison Keys is posing as a genuine threat at the Australian Open after defeating eighth-seed Paula Badosa in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park.
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Madison Keys is posing as a genuine threat at the Australian Open after defeating eighth-seed Paula Badosa in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park.
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Sandra Naeslund led a Swedish one-two which thrilled the Idre crowds and stretched the 25-year-old's commanding lead at the top of the ski cross World Cup standings. Naeslund immediately surged into the lead in the final and opened up a 1.17s lead which she stretched to more than two seconds by the finish line. Ad/> Alexandra Edebo took second behind her compatriot and France's Jade Grillet-Aubert claimed third ahead of Jole Galli, who was making her first appearance in a World Cup final.
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