Rafael Nadal's ice-cold stare after winning first set vs Zverev thanks to ridiculous winner
The penultimate round of the French Open on Friday was about as eventful as it gets.
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5 things we learned from Saudi and UAE victories at AFC U23 Asian Cup 2022
Group D of the AFC U23 Asian Cup 2022 got off to an interesting beginning on Friday as Japan defeated the UAE 2-1 while it was a perfect start for Saudi Arabia with a 5-0 win over Tajikistan.
'Very serious' - Alexander Zverev describes ankle injury in emotional social media post after Rafael Nadal defeat
Alexander Zverev explained that the ankle injury he suffered is ‘very serious,’ as he was forced off the court in a French Open semi-final defeat to Rafael Nadal on Friday. Zverev is now a major doubt for Wimbledon after rolling his ankle at the end of the second set. The severity of the injury was obvious immediately, as the German screamed in agony.
Zverev injury vs Rafael Nadal: Slow-motion of French Open incident is excruciating
A highly anticipated matchup between the third and fifth ranked tennis stars was brought to a horrific end in the semi-final of the French Open on Friday.
Casper Ruud vs Marin Cilic stopped as protester chains herself to net during French Open
Marin Cilic and Casper Ruud's French Open semi-final was briefly stopped after a protester chained herself to the on-court net. Ruud was 4-1 up in the third set when cameras panned on him as he appeared distracted by something before his serve.
Rafael Nadal advances to men's French Open final after Alexander Zverev retires due to injury
By Homero De la Fuente and Jacob Lev, CNN
French Open: Alexander Zverev Says Suffered "Very Serious Injury" During Semi-Final vs Rafael Nadal
Alexander Zverev said he suffered a "very serious injury" when he damaged his ankle and was forced to retire from his French Open semi-final against Rafael Nadal on Friday. "It looks like a very serious injury but the medical team are still checking it and I will keep you updated," the German world number three said in a video message released by Roland Garros.