'I don't deserve to be in the semis': Fritz quashes semi-final talk
American star Taylor Fritz has claimed doesn't 'deserve to be in the' Wimbledon semi-final after Rafael Nadal's withdrawal from the competition.
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Wimbledon - Rafael Nadal withdrawal 'a smart decision' before Nick Kyrgios semi-final says Alex Corretja
Eurosport's Alex Corretja believes Rafael Nadal made «a smart decision» to withdraw from his Wimbledon semi-final clash with Nick Kyrgios due to injury. Nadal practised at the All England Club on Thursday ahead of the last-four clash with the Australian, but he then called a press conference for the evening in which he confirmed that he had been forced to pull out. Ad/> It has been reported in the Spanish press that medical tests revealed he suffered a seven-millimetre tear in one of his abdominal muscles during the quarter-final against Taylor Fritz.
Norrie set for Djokovic in Wimbledon semis | Kyrgios receives walkover to final
British No 1 Cameron Norrie is ready to 'take it to' Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-final, while Nick Kyrgios received a walkover into the final after Rafael Nadal's withdrawal due to injury.
Injured Rafael Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal withdrew from Wimbledon on Thursday because of a torn abdominal muscle, announcing his decision a day before he was supposed to play Nick Kyrgios in the semi-finals.
Wimbledon day 11: Rafael Nadal out through injury and Jabeur-Rybakina final set
A dramatic day at Wimbledon saw Rafael Nadal pull out of the Championships while it was confirmed there will be a maiden grand-slam winner in the women’s singles after Ons Jabeur and Elena Rybakina progressed from their semi-finals.
Injury-hampered Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal saw his dreams of another Wimbledon title ended by an abdominal injury as he handed Nick Kyrgios a walkover into his first grand slam singles final.
Nominations open for 6th Fatima Bint Mubarak Women’s Sports Awards
ABU DHABI: Nominations on Thursday opened for the sixth Fatima Bint Mubarak Women’s Sports Awards, this year offering prize money totaling 1,300,000 Emirati dirhams ($354,000).
