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'Heartbreaking' - Nick Kyrgios on the match that 'really, really hurt', says 'I can win a Grand Slam'

Nick Kyrgios has reflected on the match this season that «really, really hurt» when he suffered a shock defeat to Karen Khachanov at the US Open. The 27-year-old from Canberra, who skipped the Laver Cup in London last month in order to spend some time with his family back home, is back in action this week at the Japan Open in Tokyo. Ad Kyrgios has enjoyed a fine season with a breakthrough in reaching the final at Wimbledon, where he lost out to Novak Djokovic, and fancied his chances of winning his first Grand Slam singles title at Flushing Meadows with the Serb absent.

Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United star left on bench during derby loss 'out of respect', says Erik ten Hag

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag admitted he left Cristiano Ronaldo on the bench during the 6-3 mauling at Manchester City “out of respect for his big career”. Ronaldo was an unused substitute as hat-tricks from Erling Haaland and Phil Foden fired City to an emphatic derby win. Ad Instead, Ten Hag opted to introduce Anthony Martial off the bench to freshen up his attack, with the Frenchman netting two consolation goals late on.

Man City master Pep Guardiola and his Arsenal apprentice Mikel Arteta are bossing the Premier League - The Warm-Up

MONDAY'S BIG STORIES Pep and Mikel bossing it Ad Oh he’s good. So good that Manchester United fans were leaving at half-time. So good that one fan appearing to wear a Manchester United shirt in the first half wore a Manchester City one in the second half (it’s doing the rounds on Twitter).

WTCR racer Coronel gives an overtaking masterclass

Joint-record WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup starter Tom Coronel used the recent TCR Europe event at Monza in Italy to showcase his overtaking skills. Click HERE to watch the Audi-powered Comtoyou Racing driver make up plenty of places.

Bolliger boss explains Bol d’Or delays – after 10,800 kilometres of 2022 EWC action

Kevin Bolliger has explained what delayed his team’s #8 Kawasaki – and how the Swiss squad remained in the points-paying positions – during the deciding round of the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship, the 100th-anniversary Bol d’Or. Team Bolliger Switzerland finished seventh in Formula EWC at Circuit Paul Ricard last month to secure seventh place in FIM Endurance World Championship for Teams and third in the Independents’ Trophy for outfits competing without manufacturer support. Ad “After three 24-hour races and a bit more than 10,800 kilometres we could end the season on a good final ranking,” said Bolliger.

Real Madrid lead Liverpool in race for Borussia Dortmund midfielder Bellingham - Paper Round

Real favourites for Bellingham The Sun reports that Borussia Dortmund’s midfielder Jude Bellingham is wanted by Real Madrid, who are confident they can sign the 19-year-old for less than £100 million. There will be competition though, as Liverpool are in the running alongside Chelsea and Manchester United, and Erling Haaland wants him to join him at Manchester City. Ad TransfersBarca consider Neves as £50m replacement for Busquets — Paper RoundYESTERDAY AT 22:01 Paper Round’s view: Bellingham’s form for England and Dortmund has demonstrated that he is the next exciting British talent, and one who could hold a place down at any team for the next decade.

'Biggest win of my life' - Ryan Day defeats Mark Allen in incredibly tense clash to win 2022 British Open

Ryan Day secured the final four frames to defeat Mark Allen 10-7 after what was an incredibly tense affair to win the 2022 British Open. Coming into this showpiece encounter, Allen was the pre-match favourite, having easily turned over Noppon Saengkham in the semi-finals. Ad Day, on the other hand, defeated Robbie Williams in the semis by the skin of his teeth, calling his performance «embarrassing.» He came into this final as a former top 10 with something to prove.

Britain's Charley Hull beats Xiyu Lin to win the Ascendant, her first LPGA title in almost six years

Charley Hull has won the Ascendant LPGA event benefiting Volunteers of America, making it her first LPGA title since 2016. It was a nervy win, with Hull taking charge with three birdies after the 11th hole. Ad China’s Xiyu Lin was able to get it back to within one shot going to the final hole, but she missed a chance to birdie, handing Hull the LPGA victory.

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'Heartbreaking' - Nick Kyrgios on the match that 'really, really hurt', says 'I can win a Grand Slam'

Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United star left on bench during derby loss 'out of respect', says Erik ten Hag

Man City master Pep Guardiola and his Arsenal apprentice Mikel Arteta are bossing the Premier League - The Warm-Up

WTCR racer Coronel gives an overtaking masterclass

Bolliger boss explains Bol d’Or delays – after 10,800 kilometres of 2022 EWC action

Real Madrid lead Liverpool in race for Borussia Dortmund midfielder Bellingham - Paper Round

'Biggest win of my life' - Ryan Day defeats Mark Allen in incredibly tense clash to win 2022 British Open

Britain's Charley Hull beats Xiyu Lin to win the Ascendant, her first LPGA title in almost six years