Dillian Whyte breaks silence on Tyson Fury defeat and claims fight was 'close' despite KO
Harriet Dart shares her earliest memory of tennis
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Lewis Hamilton receives apology from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff in Imola after ending 13th
Harriet Dart shares her earliest memory of tennis
Max Verstappen rubs salt in Lewis Hamilton's wounds with comment on lapping him in Imola
Max Verstappen claims lapping Lewis Hamilton at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix doesn't bring him much joy because of how slow Mercedes are. The Red Bull driver won the race in Imola and claimed lapping Hamilton, who finished 13th, at the start of lap 41 was not "anything exciting" for him.
Lewis Hamilton pitlane scare as FIA hit Esteban Ocon with penalty for near collision
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Ferrari boss suggests Mercedes' issues are not all down to porpoising
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Alcaraz, Top 10 histórico
El 2022 siempre será recordado por el tenis español. Por un lado, será el año en el que Rafa Nadal, a sus 35 años y de forma emocionante, logró su 21º Grand Slam, el del desempate en la carrera histórica con Roger Federer y Novak Djokovic., también ha sido el año del mejor arranque de siempre del balear, que ya suma tres títulos a la espera de poder seguir ensanchando sus registros. Madrid, salvo sorpresa, será el lugar. Por el otro, será el año de la eclosión definitiva de Carlos Alcaraz, un prodigio que ya mostró su potencial en 2021, ganando las NextGen Finals o el ATP de Umag, pero que ahora ya es una realidad. No eran suposiciones, ilusiones desorbitadas ni espejismos: Alcaraz podía estar entre los grandes y, en cuartos de final del Godó, ya lo está.
Carlos Alcaraz eclipses Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Federer as stunning stat emerges
Carlos Alcaraz has achieved yet another record, aged just 18. The world No 11 became the youngest man ever to win an ATP 500 title this year and the youngest to lift the Miami Open trophy, and has now beaten out the likes of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to reach his 50th career match win faster than any world No 1 in history has done.
Novak Djokovic survives scare to beat Laslo Djere in Belgrade
Novak Djokovic battled back from a set and a break down to beat Laslo Djere in his opening match of the ATP event in Belgrade on Wednesday, avoiding a third consecutive defeat. The world number one trailed 4-3 in the second set but won a dramatic encounter against his fellow Serb 2-6, 7-6 (8/6), 7-6 (7/4) after three hours and 21 minutes. The 20-time Grand Slam champion is playing in just his third tournament of the season after being deported from Australia before the Australian Open over his Covid vaccination status. Djokovic also missed the Indian Wells and Miami Open events in the United States. After a surprise quarter-final exit to unheralded Czech Jiri Vesely in Dubai in February, he returned at the Monte Carlo Masters last week but lost to eventual runner-up Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in his first match.