Why did she say that? – Simona Halep unhappy with Caroline Wozniacki criticism
Simona Halep has hit back at Caroline Wozniacki after the Dane said she should not have been given a wild card for the Miami Open.
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Wozniacki not feeling the love as Halep returns from doping ban
MIAMI : Fans gave Simona Halep a warm welcome back to tennis at the Miami Open on Tuesday in her first match back from a doping suspension but the Romanian received a frostier reception from former world number one Caroline Wozniacki.
Simona Halep returns from doping ban in 1st-round loss at Miami - ESPN
MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA — Simona Halep had just lost to Paula Badosa 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 in the first round of the Miami Open on Tuesday, but she couldn't help but smile and flash a thumbs up to the crowd as she walked off the court.
Two-time Grand Slam winner Simona Halep loses 1st match since overturned doping ban
Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep returned to professional tennis after getting her doping suspension reduced on appeal, playing her first match in about 1-½ years on Tuesday — a 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 loss to Paula Badosa at the Miami Open.
Halep falls to Bedosa in return from doping ban as Sabalenka waits
MIAMI : Paula Badosa spoiled Simona Halep's return from a doping ban, fighting back to claim a gritty 1-6 6-4 6-3 win on Tuesday to move into the second round of the Miami Open and set up what is sure to be an emotion-packed match with Aryna Sabalenka.
Ex-Derry City defender Eoin Toal keen to grab another chance for Northern Ireland
Former Derry City defender Eoin Toal is determined to seize his opportunity to establish himself in Michael O'Neill's Northern Ireland side.
Halep to face Badosa in Miami opener, Swiatek seeks Sunshine Double
Simona Halep will make her competitive return this week after winning an appeal over a doping suspension when she takes the court at the Miami Open where Indian Wells champion Iga Swiatek will look to pull off the Sunshine Double.
REDACt: The European project coordinating rapid earthquake response in the Black Sea
More than 1,200 faults or fractures have been found in the Earth's crust across Europe, according to the EFEHR, an NGO monitoring earthquake risk across the continent. These faults cover some 90,000 km and cross national borders.