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BERLIN : Words of joy were splashed across the front of Spanish newspapers on Monday after their country's Euro 2024 triumph, while heartbreak was the word of the day in English ones after fans' dreams were dashed once again.
Carlos Alcaraz successfully retained his Wimbledon men's singles title, decimating Novak Djokovic, one of the greats of the game, in the final. Alcaraz, who had beaten Djokovic in the same final last year as well, but over 5 sets, secured a much more comfortable win this time, winning in 3 straight sets. After the win, the Spaniard said he does not know his limit but believed the Serb is still "Superman". But, one area where Alcaraz does know his limits is dancing, and that was visible after the game.
LONDON : There was a moment of euphoria after Carlos Alcaraz finished off Novak Djokovic to retain his Wimbledon title on Sunday, the usual pumped fists and group hugs with his entourage in the players' box.
LONDON : Novak Djokovic's bid for a record 25th Grand Slam title lay in ruins on Sunday after a demolition job by Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final but the dejected Serbian took solace in losing to a player who was far superior on the day.
Carlos Alcaraz mempertahankan gelar juara Wimbledon. Ini setelah petenis Spanyol itu mengalahkan Novak Djokovic di final.
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LONDON : Perhaps there should be no surprise that a 37-year-old with a suspect right knee would be trampled into the Wimbledon Centre Court dust by a 21-year-old force of nature.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, attended the Wimbledon Men's final in London on Sunday as she continues her cancer recovery, receiving cheers as she walked onto court to present the trophy to winner Carlos Alcaraz. The 42-year-old, wearing a purple dress, was accompanied by her nine-year-old daughter Charlotte as she talked to players before the match. She was then cheered by onlookers as she made her way to the world-famous Centre Court. The crowd took to its feet as the princess entered the arena, applauding for around 30 seconds.