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But the tensest moment of the match may have been when a crying baby interrupted Raducanu’s serve in the final set. The ...
Tennis star Emma Raducanu complained about a crying child spectator during her Cincinnati Open loss to top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka in the third round.
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The Mirror US on MSNVenus Williams secures U.S. Open wildcard after historic WTA comeback
Venus Williams will compete in the women's singles at the U.S. Open after receiving a wildcard following her historic ...
But Carlos Alcaraz isn’t bothered by the hot weather. A former finalist in Cincinnati, the world No. 2 is through to the ...
Victorio Mboko won the Canadian Open in Montreal earlier this month on the WTA Tour, while Ben Shelton emerged victorious on the ATP Tour in Toronto. Mboko stunningly won her first career title on ...
American Taylor Fritz, the No. 4 seed, clashes with France’s Terence Atmane in the Round of 16 of the Men’s Single’s ...
The final matches from the Round of 32 will resume and the Round of 16 will begin Aug. 13 at the Cincinnati Open. Follow The ...
It was a memorable first week at the Cincinnati Open, highlighted by Venus Willams' return, a three-hour slugfest between Aryna Sabalenka and Emma Raducanu, a pair of hometown heroes and so much more.
Carlos Alcaraz bounced back from a scare against Damir Dzumhur to comfortably beat his third-round opponent in Cincinnati.
Follow The Enquirer's real-time updates of the third-round of the Cincinnati Open with Coco Gauff, Carlos Alcaraz and Ben ...
America’s Reilly Opelka had a disappointing end to his campaign at the Cincinnati Open. The 27-year-old lost to Argentina’s ...
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