Wimbledon 2022: Why are tennis points 15, 30 and 40? Scoring system explained
Wimbledon 2022 has begun and new viewers of the tennis championship might justifiably be baffled at the sport’s scoring system.
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Tyrell Malacia has already explained what he will bring to the Manchester United dressing room
Tyrell Malacia has already explained what he will bring to Manchester United ahead of his move to Old Trafford.
Why is Serena Williams wearing plasters on her face at Wimbledon? Reasons explained as American eyes title
Serena Williams returns to action at Wimbledon this year, following on from her appearance in the women's doubles at Eastbourne last week. The 40-year-old is looking to firmly consign a frustrating injury-plagued 12 months behind her as she appears at the All England club as a wild card. Ad/> Since withdrawing from the first round at Wimbledon last year, the American was forced to miss last year’s US Open and this year’s Australian Open, before choosing to miss the French Open.
Former king’s “bittersweet” WTCR weekend explained
Norbert Michelisz labelled WTCR Race of Spain “bittersweet” following his mixed weekend at MotorLand Aragón. After placing fifth in Race 1, the Hungarian was eliminated in an opening-lap clash in Race 2.
Why does Novak Djokovic eat grass at Wimbledon? Unusual tradition explained
Novak Djokovic will once again be one of the hot favourites to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon in the 2022 edition of the prestigious tournament. The Serb has endured a tumultuous year so far, which began with him extraordinarily being deported from Melbourne due to his Covid vaccine status as he was not allowed to participate in the Australian Open.
Man City change in transfer stance on selling to rivals explained
Manchester City have followed some very obvious principles on their way to becoming the dominant force in English football: avoid strengthening a rival whenever possible, and weaken a rival whenever the opportunity presents itself. The last time the club sold a player to a rival was Emmanuel Adebayor to Tottenham back in 2012, while in the meantime they have pinched Gael Clichy, Bacary Sagna and Samir Nasri from Arsenal, Frank Lampard from Chelsea, Raheem Sterling from Liverpool and Kyle Walker from Spurs.
Newcastle transfers state of play: Sven Botman fee explained as defender booked in for Monday flight
Labour reclaim 'red wall' Wakefield from Tories
Ajax manager breaks Jurrien Timber silence as Manchester United's goalkeeper stance explained
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