Wimbledon 2023: Dates, ticket ballot and everything we know so far
The most prestigious tennis tournament, Wimbledon, makes a return for 2023!
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Coca-Cola giving football fans in Saudi Arabia chance to win 2022 World Cup tickets
RIYADH: Coca-Cola is giving fans in Saudi Arabia a chance to see their favorite teams on football’s biggest stage with the opportunity to win thousands of 2022 FIFA World Cup match tickets.
Shocking moment tennis players Adrian Andreev and Corentin Moutet almost come to blows on court in France
There were some appalling scenes at a Challenger event in France as tennis players Adrian Andreev and Corentin Moutet almost came to blows on the court. As footage captured by fans and posted on social media demonstrated, the two players had an angry exchange at the net at the end of their ill-tempered match with the umpire having to zip off his chair and separate them before any punches were thrown. Ad World No.
Djokovic and Swiatek to headline World Tennis League in Dubai
World No 1s Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek will headline a new tennis tournament in Dubai in December.
Britain's Norrie pulls out ill from Korea Open
Britain's world number eight Cameron Norrie withdrew from the Korea Open on Friday less than an hour before he was due on centre court to face Jenson Brooksby in the quarter-finals.
"Don't Overthink That Perfect Ending": Roger Federer's Latest Post Goes Viral
Swiss tennis maestro Roger Federer bid farewell to professional tennis last week after he played his last match at the Laver Cup. Playing alongside long-time rival Rafael Nadal while representing Team Europe, Federer did not have the best possible result, as the duo ended up losing their match. Taking to Instagram, Federer highlighted how he lost his last doubles, singles and team event. He also advised not to overthink that "perfect ending".
Novak Djokovic makes winning return to ATP action in Tel Aviv
Novak Djokovic, playing a singles tournament for the first time since winning Wimbledon in July, reached the Tel Aviv quarter-finals on Thursday with a straight-sets victory over Spain's Pablo Andujar. Djokovic eased to a 6-0, 6-3 win over his 115th-ranked opponent in 86 minutes, firing 30 winners and breaking Andujar four times. It was the fewest games Djokovic has lost in any match this season. He was always in control against his Spanish rival who he has now defeated three times, taking control of the match by winning the first seven games. "The first match started off in a perfect way for me," said Djokovic, who last played in Israel as a teenager 16 years ago in a Davis Cup tie.
Novak Djokovic into Tel Aviv Open quarter-finals after victory featuring 'longest game' of his career
Novak Djokovic is into the quarter-finals of the Tel Aviv Open after a dominant 6-0 6-3 win over Spain's Pablo Andujar. In his first match since a shock defeat to Felix Auger-Aliassime at the Laver Cup last Sunday, and his first tour match in more than two months, the Serb produced a convincing straight sets win over the Spaniard. Ad Djokovic broke Andujar's first serve four times and did not face a single break point as he cruised to victory in one hour and 27 minutes.