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Canadian rising tennis star, Denis Shapovalov’s frustrations boiled over as he told the crowd to ‘Shut the f*** up’ in his Round-of-64 match against Lorenzo Sonego at the Italian Open.
At just 20 years old, Jannik Sinner has already acquired an impressive bank of achievements. Since starting out on the ATP Tour in 2019, he’s gone on to win five titles, break into the top 10 and reach two Grand Slam quarter-finals. — — - Ad/> When I’m asked, 'Where do you want to be at the end of the year?', I always have to smile.
Denis Shapovalov called for tennis officials to take a stronger stand against disruptive fans after he swore at the crowd for heckling during his three-set win over local hope Lorenzo Sonego at the Italian Open on Monday.
Denis Shapovalov has attempted to explain his foul-mouthed rant at fans during his Italian Open clash with Lorenzo Sonego in Rome. Shapovalov was handed a game penalty during his 7-6(5) 3-6 6-3 win over the Italian in the first round of the ATP event after a furious exchange with the umpire over a second serve. Ad/> The Canadian then proceeded to engage in a frosty discussion with the supervisor by the side of the court while also letting rip at fans who he felt were heckling him.
Grand Slam champion always knew it would take some time for his "old machine" to fire up. The Spaniard, sidelined by a rib injury at Indian Wells in March, hopes to build momentum in Rome before launching his campaign for a 14th French Open crown. The 35-year-old Australian Open champion has endured a string of injuries during a career spanning more than two decades and he said he needed time to get his body up to speed.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's £1.3 million south London townhouse was hit by a car in the early hours.
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Stan Wawrinka believes he has what it takes to get back to playing "great tennis" again, the former world number three said after claiming his first victory in 15 months at the Italian Open on Monday. The 37-year-old Swiss knocked out 14th seed Reilly Opelka 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 in the Rome first round to win for the first time since last year's Australian Open. Playing just his third match of the season, the three-time Grand Slam champion rallied from a set and a break down to beat the 6ft 11 inch (2.1 metre) American and set up a second round with Serbian qualifier Laslo Djere.