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'He loses with a smile': Novak Djokovic Identifies Player Who Embodies Same Charisma as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Himself
Grand Slam winner, Novak Djokovic has picked a name who according to him carries the same characteristics as the Big-3- Roger ...
Sad detail about Lleyton Hewitt as Alex de Minaur cops harsh reality check despite career high
In back-to-back finals at the Netherlands tournament, de Minaur has fallen at the hands of a grand slam champion who showed ...
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Djokovic ‘almost 100%’ over injury, aiming for 100th title in Doha
Novak Djokovic has almost fully recovered from the injury that ended his Australian Open campaign and has set his sights on ...
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How Carlos Alcaraz set a staggering record with his Rotterdam Open triumph
Roger Federer was around a month older than Alcaraz when he completed the set with his maiden win at the Halle Open in 2003.
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Tennis: Novak Djokovic recovers, wants to win 100th singles title at Qatar Open
Jimmy Connors (109) and Roger Federer (103) are the only players to have registered 100 or more singles tennis titles to date ...
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Djokovic Eyes Historic 100th Singles Title at Qatar Open
Novak Djokovic is close to recovering from a hamstring injury that ended his Australian Open run. He aims to win his 100th ...
Jannik Sinner’s success has a lot to do with coach Cahill: Amritraj
CHENNAI: Italy’s Jannik Sinner appears to be by far the most in-form men’s tennis player on the world circuit. Despite facing ...
Alex De Minaur laughs off second-successive final heartache by issuing cheeky dig at Carlos Alcaraz - which also involves Jannik Sinner
Though the defeat will be a tough one for the 25-year-old Aussie, he has enjoyed an impressive start to 2025 following his ...
Alex de Minaur suffers heartbreak in final as Katie Boulter's 'have a baby' comment explained
Alex de Minaur has lost in the Rotterdam Open final for the second year running, but won plenty of admirers as he pushed ...
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Paula Badosa asks Aryna Sabalenka to 'start losing' to make women's tennis more entertaining unlike Federer-Nadal-Djokovic-era men's tennis
Paula Badosa and Aryna Sabalenka were recently featured in a casual interview, where Badosa expressed her feelings about how Men’s tennis was dull due to the dominance of the ‘Big Three’— Roger Federe ...