Nick Kyrgios hit a winner so vicious that he stunned even himself at the Stuttgart Open
Nick Kyrgios is a maverick on the tennis courts, doing and saying what he wants regardless of the consequences.
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Adorable dogs who desperately need a new home in Greater Manchester
The Dogs Trust rehoming centre in Manchester houses up to 100 dogs while they wait for their forever homes. From Jack Russells to Labradors looking for long walks and games, to grandpa dogs just wanting to find a nice retirement home, the centre in Denton has a pup for everyone.
Stuttgart Open: Nick Kyrgios stuns even himself with ferocious winner
Nick Kyrgios is a maverick on the tennis courts, doing and saying what he wants regardless of the consequences.
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Wimbledon organisers confirm record £40.3 million prize money pot for 2022 tournament, £2m for singles winners
Wimbledon’s organisers have announced that prize money for this year’s tournament will be a record £40.3 million. The winners of both the men’s and women’s singles tournaments will each be awarded £2m, which is less than the 2019 prize of £2.35m — the last time crowd sizes were unaffected by coronavirus restrictions.
Dart reaches first ever WTA quarter-final
Britain's Harriet Dart saved three match points to reach her first WTA quarter-final with a dramatic tie-break victory over Italian third seed Camila Giorgi at the Rothesay Open.
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Britain's Harriet Dart hails 'nice vibes' Nottingham after securing career first in match spread over two days
British tennis player Harriet Dart won a thrilling last 16 clash against the No 3 seed at the Nottingham Open with a 5-7, 6-4, 7-6(3) win. The 25-year-old beat Camila Giorgi to progress to her first WTA quarter-final where she will face America's Alison Riske.