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Andy Murray was among those to spot the signs, with the Scot noticing marks on Kyrgios' forearm during a practice session. He ...
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Tennis365 on MSNNovak Djokovic leaves former ATP star ‘more than surprised’ with motivation claims"Is he trying to take a little pressure off himself regarding Wimbledon? Or is this an admission of weakness on his part?" ...
Nick Kyrgios is someone who always honestly says what he thinks, and he did that also recently after a snub from the British broadcaster BBC. Kyrgios last competed at the Miami Open, and since then, ...
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Daily Express US on MSNRafael Nadal encounter at French Open inspired new Grand Slam winnerHoracio Zeballos won his first Grand Slam title in his 115th match at the majors, and revealed how facing Rafael Nadal at ...
Japanese tennis star Kei Nishikori is currently caught up in a messy scandal. It is not about his tennis, and it is worse ...
Rafa teams up with his long-term friend Pau Gasol in a star-studded charity golf invitational. The tournament, organized by ...
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All men’s singles Wimbledon champions of the 21st centurySummary Wimbledon is the greatest grass surface tournament in Tennis In the 21st century, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer have won the most Wimbledon titles, respectively. Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, ...
"The fact that such important athletes are collaborating with this initiative makes us happy, satisfies us, and serves as an ...
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Tennis World USA on MSNAndy Murray honestly confesses if he hated biggest rivals being potrayed as Big 3Murray was one of the best from his generation but never on the level of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.
Spain’s King Felipe VI bestowed the first noble titles of his reign on Thursday (June 19) and his announcement included the naming of Rafael Nadal as Marquess of Llevant de Mallorca.
Andy Murray has ranked Roger Federer the best amongst the Big 4 members in terms of crying. The British icon puts himself second in this category. However, he admits that he has barely seen Rafael ...
Nadal was born in Manacor, on the island of Mallorca, Spain. He is the first man to hold the title Marquis of Llevant de Mallorca, and as a hereditary title, it will pass to his son, Rafael Nadal Jr.
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