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Nick Kyrgios ranks himself ‘top five, top 10 in world’ on grass, faces ‘fired-up’ Stefanos Tsitsipas next
Nick Kyrgios believes he is in the “top five or top 10” ATP players on grass at the moment, saying he is comfortable on the surface.
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US Open tennis to allow Russian, Belarusian players under neutral flag
Players from Russia and Belarus will be allowed to compete in the 2022 US Open under a neutral flag, the US Tennis Association announced Tuesday.
US Open Tennis To Allow Russia, Belarus Players Under Neutral Flag
Players from Russia and Belarus will be allowed to compete in the 2022 US Open, but only under a neutral flag, the US Tennis Association announced Tuesday. The move comes after the Grand Slams, the International Tennis Federation and the ATP and WTA Tours all condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine, supported by Belarus. The USTA supported the ban of Russia and Belarus from international team competitions and the directive to have players from those nations compete under a neutral flag in other competitions.
British cancer survivor Ryan Peniston beats French Open finalist Casper Ruud in fairytale upset
The giantkilling stories keep coming at Queen’s Club as 26-year-old Ryan Peniston – a cancer survivor from Southend – took out the top seed and recent French Open finalist Casper Ruud in straight sets.
Nick Kyrgios says 'I'm top five or top 10 on grass' while Todd Woodbridge backs the Australian for Wimbledon semi-finals
Nick Kyrgios has talked up his chances on grass, saying he thinks he is a “top five or top 10” player on the surface. Kyrgios, who is currently ranked No. 65 in the ATP rankings, reached the semi-finals of the Stuttgart Open on grass last week.
US Open organisers to allow Russians, Belarusians to compete but Novak Djokovic a doubt due to Covid-19 rules
The US Open will allow tennis players from Russia and Belarus to compete at Flushing Meadows in August, but Novak Djokovic could miss out due to Covid-19 rules. Russian and Belarusian players been competing under a neutral flag since Russia's invasion of Ukraine earlier this year. Ad/> However, they have been banned from playing in the UK this summer, including at Wimbledon, which starts on June 27.