Sakit, Jannik Sinner Mundur dari Olimpiade 2024
Petenis nomor satu dunia, Jannik Sinner, batal tampil di Olimpiade 2024. Sinner mengundurkan diri karena sakit.
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Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner withdraws from Paris Olympics days before matches begin
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Tennis number one Jannik Sinner pulls out of Olympics with tonsillitis
World number one Jannik Sinner has pulled out of the Olympics on the advice of doctors after contracting tonsillitis.
Alexander Zverev Clinches Season-Leading 43rd Win, Aims To Be 'Happiest Man On Planet'
Alexander Zverev claimed a season-leading 43rd win on Friday with a straight-sets victory over Zhang Zhizhen of China to edge closer to back-to-back titles at his hometown Hamburg tournament.
Nadal on entry list for US Open after missing event for four years
The 38-year-old Spanish left-hander has a protected ranking of ninth to put himself into the field for the Flushing Meadows fortnight, which begins on August 26.
Giant-Killer Carlos Alcaraz On His Way To Modern Day Tennis Greatness After Wimbledon 2024 Triumph
July 16, 2023. 5th set, the score at 5 games to 4 in favor of Alcaraz, with the championship point on the way, there was a sudden rush in the air. Perhaps, the tennis fraternity knew a revolution was afoot. Fast-forward to July 14, 2024, the revolution is well and truly established. 21-year-old powerhouse Carlos Alcaraz etches his name in history, becoming a part of the elite group of players to win back-to-back Wimbledon titles. One of the names on that illustrious list was on the opposite side of the final result. And to quote the great Novak Djokovic on Carlos Alcaraz, "Boy, you never give up."
Sinner and Berrettini set for all-Italian Wimbledon showdown
LONDON : Jannik Sinner may be the new spearhead of Italian tennis after taking the baton from Matteo Berrettini but the world number one will brace himself for a tough challenge in their Wimbledon second-round showdown on Wednesday.
Carlos Alcaraz Sets Up Repeat Daniil Medvedev Wimbledon Semi-Final
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz shrugged off the loss of the first set to beat Tommy Paul on Tuesday and set up a repeat Wimbledon semi-final with Daniil Medvedev. The Spanish world number three, seeking a fourth Grand Slam title, beat his 12th-seeded opponent 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 under the No. 1 Court roof. Alcaraz was slow out of the blocks, broken twice by the in-form American in a 72-minute first set. Paul raced into a two-game lead in the second set as Alcaraz again faltered on serve but the Spaniard got back on level terms and broke again to level the match.