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Serena Williams admits she “cannot think” about winning the US Open after her farewell tournament continued with a three-set upset win over No. 2 seed Anett Kontaveit. Williams rolled back the years in front of a sell-out crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium to beat the fancied Estonian 7-6(4) 2-6 6-2.
Martin Keown was full of praise for three Arsenal players after the Gunners continued their brilliant run against Aston Villa, but said it was ‘ridiculous’ to label his former club ‘title contenders’ after just five games.
Eddie Hearn has labelled the Dmitry Bivol versus Gilbert “Zurdo” Ramirez world title bout in Abu Dhabi later this year an “historic moment” for Matchroom Boxing and the emirate, with more high-profile, world championship fights planned.
Chip Ganassi Racing will enter Portland International Raceway this weekend with an NTT IndyCar Series championship outlook that is completely unprecedented and also totally familiar.
Ronnie O'Sullivan will not return to action at a ranking event until the British Open next month, but the snooker GOAT already knows his potential path to the last 32 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. The current world champion will open his title quest against Swiss No. 1 Alexander Ursenbacher on Monday 26 September with the winner of that tie drawn against former Welsh Open semi-finalist Joe O'Connor in the second round.
Emma Raducanu hopes the target will be off her back after she was stripped of her title as the reigning US Open champion with a first-round loss in New York.
Emma Raducanu’s defence of the US Open title is over after a first-round loss to Alize Cornet.
NEW YORK: Maybe Emma Raducanu was simply trying to lower others’ expectations or make things easier on herself when she scoffed at the idea that there might by any pressure on her as she returned to the site of her remarkable out-of-nowhere run to the 2021 US Open championship. Sure sounded so when she declared, shortly before the start of play at Flushing Meadows: “I think defending a title is just something that the press makes up.” Either way, her follow-up trip to New York did not last long. Raducanu became just the third woman in the professional era to lose in the first round one year after winning the US Open title, bowing out 6-3, 6-3 against Alizé Cornet on Tuesday night.