Simona Halep reveals why she hired Patrick Mouratoglou as coach
Former world number one Simona Halep has revealed why she’s hired Serena Williams’ former coach Patrick Mouratoglou.
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Simona Halep news: Mouratoglou explains why he decided to work with Romanian as he sets out goals
Patrick Mouratoglou missed coaching “big time” and that was the main reason for his decision to start working with Simona Halep – with the blessing of Serena Williams.
Mimi Xu could emulate Emma Raducanu after Wimbledon wildcard
Mimi Xu could follow in the footsteps of compatriot Emma Raducanu after receiving a wildcard for Wimbledon.
Stan Wawrinka news: After ‘many moments of doubts’, Swiss vows to be patient on return
He initially thought he would be out of action for “only a few weeks”, but Stan Wawrinka ended up being sidelined for more than a year so naturally he is delighted about his impending ATP Tour comeback.
'Many moments of doubt' - Stanislas Wawrinka wondered if he could return to tennis from his lengthy foot injury
Stan Wawrinka has admitted he had doubts about returning from injury after spending over a year on the sidelines The three-time Grand Slam champion suffered a foot injury in early 2021 and required two operations on his way to recovery. Ad/> After 13 months out, he finally made his return at a Challenger Tour event last month in Marbella and is now set to face Alexander Bublik in the first round of the clay-court tournament in Monte Carlo.
'Wow, amazing!' - Ronnie O'Sullivan on 'incredible' Paul Gascoigne, 'legend' Ayrton Senna and snooker great
Ronnie O'Sullivan has given his views on a trio of sporting legends — Paul Gascoigne, Ayrton Senna and Joe Davis — after being asked about his heroes, first memories and favourite players. The Rocket will arrive in Sheffield ahead of the World Championship as the world No. 1 after he usurped reigning world champion, Mark Selby, following the Tour Championship in Llandudno, Wales.
Tiger Woods already a comeback story for the ages
Tiger Woods finished near the bottom of the Masters leaderboard Sunday, but even teeing up this week at Augusta National puts the 15-time major winner among a select band of legendary sports comebacks. Woods worked the golf world into a frenzy on Thursday when he carded a one-under par 71 in his first round of competitive golf since a car crash that nearly resulted in doctors amputating his right leg just 14 months ago.