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Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have all played out an intense rivalry with one another on the court over the last decade and beyond, with a simply ridiculous amount of Grand Slam titles between them.
The French will be looking to defend their title at the 2022 Qatar World Cup and become the first team to do so since Brazil lifted the trophy in 1958 & 1962.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Much has changed since the last Presidents Cup was played, when captain Tiger Woods led the 2019 U.S. team to a 16-14 victory at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia.
Team Europe's Casper Ruud believes Roger Federer bowing out at the Laver Cup will be «one of the biggest things that have happened in sport, not just tennis». Ruud will be in early singles action on day one of the prestigious event at the O2 Arena in London on the same night as Federer and his great friend and rival Rafael Nadal take to the court in the doubles rubber against Frances Tiafoe and Jack Sock.
Australia legend Ricky Ponting made some bold calls while trying to decide who will be more impactful in the 2022 T20 World Cup - Jasprit Bumrah or Shaheen Afridi. Two of the premier fast bowlers in the world, Bumrah and Afridi, boast of having enviable records in the shortest format. Bumrah has picked up 69 wickets in 58 matches while Afridi has scalped 47 in 40. The two pacers are equally effective with the new ball as well as in the death overs.
It was quite a collection of tennis luminaries sharing the black indoor hard court for a Laver Cup doubles practice session Thursday, 66 Grand Slam titles among them, a group collectively nicknamed the Big Four: Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal on one side of the net; Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray on the other.
John Herdman, the coach of Canada's men's national soccer team, wears his worry on his face.
By Alasdair Howorth, CNN