Michael Mizrachi wins 2025 World Series of Poker main event - ESPN
Michael «The Grinder» Mizrachi can finally add the title of World Series of Poker main event winner to one of the most prolific résumés in professional poker history.
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Osaka ready to spread her grasscourt wings after being paralysed by fear
LONDON :After years of having a rather a strained relationship with Wimbledon thanks to being "paralysed by fear" at the thought of playing on tennis's fastest surface, Naomi Osaka feels she has finally found her grasscourt wings.
American men still searching for a way to emulate Keys and Gauff success
LONDON :With Madison Keys and Coco Gauff raising hopes that they could complete an "American slam" of the majors this year, their male counterparts at Wimbledon can only look on enviously.
Pain free Vondrousova getting old magic back on grass
LONDON :For a player who grew up on the clay courts of the Czech Republic, Marketa Vondrousova has a surprisingly special relationship with the lawns and now she is swinging freely without pain, few will fancy facing her at Wimbledon.
Oilers look to turn page after devastating Game 3 loss
The Oilers were keen to turn the page. Then they had to pivot.
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro upsets Emma Navarro at French Open - ESPN
PARIS — US Open semifinalist Emma Navarro only lasted 57 minutes at the French Open, losing 6-0, 6-1 in the first round Monday to Jessica Bouzas Maneiro of Spain.
Grand Slam drought keeping US men in European shadow, says Paul
PARIS :American men have reduced the gap with European players in the last decade but Grand Slam success will remain the gold standard to measure tennis greatness, United States number two Tommy Paul said at the French Open on Sunday.
US Open Venue To Get $800 Million Facelift: Officials
The US Open's main Arthur Ashe Stadium is to be given a makeover as part of an $800 million renovation project at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center at Flushing Meadows, US tennis chiefs said Monday. United States Tennis Association chairman Brian Vahaly said the renovations planned for the site marked part of "the largest single investment in the history of this event." The multi-million dollar project will include a transformation of the 24,000-seat Arthur Ashe Stadium, the US Open's main court, a new player performance center and upgrades throughout the complex aimed at improving facilities for fans.