Ons Jabeur interview: 'I feel pretty confident that one day I can win a grand slam'
For the past week, you could not wipe the smile off Ons Jabeur's face.
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Ons Jabeur says she has 'chosen' her career and doesn't treat the pressure of blazing a trail as a burden
Ons Jabeur says she has willingly «chosen» to take on the challenge of blazing a trail for the next generation — and that she is not finding it a burden. By winning the Madrid Open in May, Tunisian Jabeur became the first Arab or African woman to win a WTA 1000 event. Ad/> No male or female Arab player had ever been ranked in tennis' top 10 before her either, but she broke down that blank in October last year.
Rally-spec Yamaha Ténéré 700 World Raid up for grabs with Two Wheels for Life
British-based charity Two Wheels for Life has joined forces with Yamaha Motor Europe to offer an incredible chance to win the official rally-specification Yamaha Ténéré 700 World Raid contesting in the 2022 Africa Eco Race.
Wimbledon 2022 draw: Emma Raducanu in bottom half away from Iga Swiatek, Serena Williams v Harmony Tan
Emma Raducanu has been drawn against Belgian Alison van Uytvanck in the first round of Wimbledon. The British No. 1's participation in the tournament is still unclear given her recovery from a side strain, but if she does make the start line then a test against the world No.
Wildcard Serena Williams is the ultimate Wimbledon question mark
Serena Williams, an indomitable force for the best part of two decades, launches her latest bid for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam at Wimbledon next week as the tournament's biggest question mark after ending a year-long absence from competition. Williams played doubles at the Eastbourne International with Tunisian Ons Jabeur this week but the former world number one has not featured in a competitive singles match since limping out of last year's first round at the grasscourt major through injury.
Wildcard Serena is the ultimate Wimbledon question mark
NEW YORK : Serena Williams, an indomitable force for the best part of two decades, launches her latest bid for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam at Wimbledon next week as the tournament's biggest question mark after ending a year-long absence from competition.
Serena Williams' Comeback Cut Short By Ons Doubles Partner Jabeur's Injury
Serena Williams' Wimbledon preparations suffered a blow after doubles partner Ons Jabeur withdrew from the Eastbourne tournament because of a knee injury on Thursday. Williams had returned to tennis at Eastbourne after 12 months away, playing her first two competitive matches since she limped out of last year's Wimbledon in tears with a leg injury. The 40-year-old American and Tunisian partner Jabeur made it through to the Eastbourne semi-finals with wins over Maria Bouzkova and Sara Sorribes Tormo in the last 16 and Shuko Aoyama and Chan Hao-ching in the quarter-finals.
Serena Williams' attention turns to Wimbledon after doubles partner Ons Jabeur withdraws at Eastbourne due to injury
Ons Jabeur and Serena Williams have withdrawn from WTA Eastbourne due to the Tunisian picking up a right knee injury. Jabeur and Williams joined forces for the Wimbledon warm-up event on the south coast of England in what was Serena's first tournament since suffering an injury at Wimbledon last year. Ad/> The pair were due to play Aleksandra Krunic and Magda Linette in the semi-finals, but Jabeur's injury means the Serbian and the Pole will receive a bye into the final.