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Jon Rahm may have put his Masters celebration plans on hold so he can play this week's PGA Tour event at Hilton Head Island in South Carolina but the Spaniard is already thinking about his Champions Dinner menu choice.
Andy Murray’s clay season got off to the worst possible start – and the impacts of his first-round defeat to Alex de Minaur in Monte Carlo could be wide ranging and significant. Murray said his performance against De Minaur was one of the worst of his career as he produced 26 unforced errors and failed to earn a single break point in a 6-1 6-3 loss. Ad It marked a swift end to Murray’s first appearance in Monte Carlo since 2017, and raises questions about the rest of his clay season and beyond.
Nick Kyrgios has revealed that he is in no hurry to return from injury after undergoing knee surgery as he provided fans with an update on his recovery via social media. The 27-year-old Australian underwent the operation at the start of 2023, and it has led to him missing the 2023 Australian Open and more recently this year’s Indian Wells tournament. Ad Kyrgios had aimed to take part in both the Sunshine Double events, but ultimately had to pull out to focus on his recovery.
A budding rivalry between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner is «good for our sport», according to Novak Djokovic, who enjoyed watching the two youngsters battle it out as he watched the sunshine swing from afar. Djokovic was unable to compete at Indian Wells or the Miami Open after being denied entry to the USA due to his Covid-19 vaccination status.
Only a few yards from the stage door of the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, gateway to a timeless sporting tardis where a potting potpourri of bow-tied giants have roamed since 1977, something stirs. And something whirrs. The tills at a sporting memorabilia shop bearing Ronnie O’Sullivan’s name – aptly titled the Ronnie O’Sullivan snooker shop – move faster at this time of the year than the great man himself.
MONTE CARLO : Novak Djokovic returned to the ATP Tour with an "ugly" straight-sets win over Ivan Gakhov at Monte Carlo and while the world number one has had extended preparation on clay this year he said he needs more time to adapt to the surface.
Even without one of its top players, Canada is ready to rally as women's tennis returns to Vancouver this week.
Novak Djokovic was cheered on by Formula 1 star George Russell as he made his return to court at the Monte Carlo Masters. The world No.1 came through a tough battle against Russian qualifier Ivan Gakhov to progress 7-6 6-2 on Court Rainier III. Ad In his post-match interview on court, Djokovic called it “an ugly tennis win”, but he faced more questions of his performance from Mercedes driver Russell.