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Formula One cancels Russian Grand Prix following invasion of Ukraine
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Thiem suffers another comeback delay
Dominic Thiem has pulled out of this month's tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami in another delay to his comeback.
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Formula One cancels Russian Grand Prix following invasion of Ukraine
Andy Murray stormed out of taxi and walked home after argument with coach
Formula One cancels Russian Grand Prix following invasion of Ukraine
Rafael Nadal has records in sight ahead and he looks to extend perfect start at BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells
Rafael Nadal has the chance to post one of the best-ever starts to a tennis season at the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. Nadal, 35, is 15-0 for the year after winning the Melbourne Summer Set, Australian Open and Mexican Open. Ad/> He has the opportunity to win a further six matches at Indian Wells, which is the first Masters 1000 event of the season and starts on Thursday, March 10.
Roger Federer is done in the GOAT talk alongside Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, says Nick Kyrgios
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Formula One cancels Russian Grand Prix following invasion of Ukraine
Daniil Medvedev Stays ATP No.1 But No Longer Flies A Flag
While the ATP rankings barely moved on Monday following a weekend when the Davis Cup replaced tournaments, there was one visible change, as the Russian flag vanished from the list. Daniil Medvedev stayed on top, but the country column next to his name contained a white rectangle, after the ATP responded to the invasion of Ukraine, by deciding last week to allow Russian and Belarusian players to continue to compete, but not under their national flags. Andrey Rublev, who dropped a place to seventh, Aslan Karatsev in 22 and Karen Khachanov, who fell one spot to 26, also had their nationality hidden by the ATP.