5-time Grand Slam champ Maria Sharapova says she is pregnant
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Maria Sharapova says she is pregnant with first child
Maria Sharapova on Tuesday used the occasion of her 35th birthday to announce that she was pregnant with her first child. The Russian five-time Grand Slam champion, who retired from the sport in 2020, shared the news on Instagram to her 4.2 million followers. "Precious beginnings!!!," she wrote alongside a photo of her standing on a beach and smiling. "Eating birthday cake for two has always been my specialty."
"Precious Beginnings": Maria Sharapova Announces Pregnancy
Former tennis star Maria Sharapova on Wednesday took to Instagram to announce her pregnancy. She shared a picture of her on a beach and wrote "Precious beginnings!!! Eating birthday cake for two has always been my specialty." Sharapova is expecting the child with fiance Alexander Gilkes, a British businessman.
Sharapova says she is pregnant with first child
Former world number one Maria Sharapova on Tuesday used the occasion of her 35th birthday to announce that she was pregnant with her first child.
“Carlos Alcaraz va a ser el mejor de siempre”
Rick Macci, reputado entrenador estadounidense de 67 que lanzó la carrera de las hermanas Venus y Serena Williams, ha publicado un vídeo en el que asegura que “en los últimos 30 años” no ha visto «ningún jugador» como . El técnico e ahora más conocido tras haber sido recreado por el actor en la película (El Método Williams en España), que le ha dado el Oscar a la mejor interpretación protagonista al polémico Will Smith, que interpreta a Richard Williams, padre de las legendarias tenistas americanas. En la grabación de su canal de YouTube, Macci explica que en su larga trayectoria ha visto «a muchos jugadores entrar y salir, con mucha potencial. Federer y Rafa (Nadal) cuando era joven, Djoker (Djokovic)», pero ninguno que represente «el pack completo».
Russian, Belarusian players call for peace as Ukraine conflict rages
Daniil Medvedev and Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka called for peace amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine that caused tennis officials to strip any mention of their home countries from the Indian Wells tennis tournament. Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24 in the biggest assault on a European state since 1945. Russia calls the action a "special military operation". "My message is always the same - I want peace in all of the world," world number one Medvedev told reporters on the eve of the first round of ATP action in the Southern California desert. "I think every tennis player is going to say the same." Indeed, support for the Ukrainian people has been pouring out from the tennis community.
Russian, Belarusian players call for peace as Ukraine conflict rages
INDIAN WELLS : Russian Daniil Medvedev and Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka called for peace amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine that caused tennis officials to strip any mention of their home countries from the Indian Wells tennis tournament.
On This Day in 2016: Maria Sharapova announces she has failed drugs test
Maria Sharapova revealed she had failed a drugs test on this day in 2016.