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Mikael Ymer smashes racquet on umpire's chair, disqualified at Lyon Open

Swedish tennis player Mikael Ymer took his frustrations too far at the Lyon Open, demolishing his racquet against the umpire's chair after a disagreement over a line call at the ATP event.

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Wu, Zhang end China's 86-year French Open wait

Paris (AFP) - Twelve months ago, a despondent Wu Yibing was retiring with injury from a low-level clay court tournament in Italy, earning a meagre 530 euros ($570) for his troubles.

AFP

Daniil Medvedev Is a Real Contender at French Open

The Russian player has been averse to clay in the past, but has become a persistent, tenacious fighter.

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LTA’s fine for banning players contributes to operating losses of £9.5million

The governing body did not allow Russians or Belarusians to play at Wimbledon in 2022.

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Alcaraz jumps Djokovic, returns to No. 1 in ATP rankings; Medvedev No. 2; Swiatek leads WTA

Carlos Alcaraz replaced Novak Djokovic at No. 1 in the ATP rankings, earning the top seeding at the French Open, and Daniil Medvedev’s Italian Open title moved him up to No. 2 ahead of the year’s second Grand Slam tournament.

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Yuki Bhambri and Saketh Myneni in ATP quarterfinals

Yuki Bhambri and Saketh Myneni beat Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah 7-6(4), 3-6, [10-8] in the doubles pre-quarterfinals of the €630,705 ATP tennis tournament in Lyon, France.

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French tennis player Hugo Gaston’s ‘unsportsmanlike conduct’ draws $1,55,000 fine

French tennis player Hugo Gaston was fined 1,44,000 euros (about $1,55,000) by the ATP Tour for pulling a ball out of his pocket and throwing it on the court during a point in an attempt to get a do-over, his fourth unsportsmanlike conduct violation this season.

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Why Wimbledon’s reversal of their ban on Russian players is good for players, fans and the tennis sports industry

Can Wimbledon 2023 regain its status as the number one grand slam on the tennis tour? It certainly has the potential to achieve this status with the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club’s (AELTC) reversing its ban on Russian and Belarusian tennis players.

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Nick Kyrgios withdraws from French Open as knee injury recovery continues

Nick Kyrgios says it "seems like [he] can't catch a break right now" as he pulls out of the French Open with a knee injury and reveals his grandmother has died.

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Bopanna and Ebden bow out in second round in Rome

Rohan Bopanna, seeded seventh with Matthew Ebden of Australia was beaten 2-6, 7-6(8), [12-10] by Alex de Minaur and Jason Kubler in the doubles pre-quarterfinals of the Italian Open.

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Hungarian qualifier Marozsan defeats tennis wonder Alcaraz at Italian Open

Second seed Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock straight sets defeat on Monday at the Italian Open to the Hungarian qualifier Fabian Marozsan.

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Carlos Alcaraz stunned by world No 135 Fabian Marozsan in Italian Open

The Hungarian qualifier Fabian Marozsan produced the biggest shock of the ATP season so far as he pulled off a stunning win against the second seed Carlos Alcaraz in the third round of the Italian Open

The Guardian - UK

Cameron Norrie advances at Italian Open to set up Novak Djokovic last-16 clash

The British number one overcame Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics in straight sets.

The Independent UK

Carlos Alcaraz back as world number one with win on Italian Open debut

The 20-year-old Spaniard has won his last 12 matches on the ATP Tour.

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World sport returns to China after years of Covid cancellations

Shanghai (AFP) - China will next week host its first major international sports event since abandoning strict Covid rules, heralding the return of elite competition to the country after more than three years.

The Guardian - UK

Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz rivalry could finally reignite in Rome

The world’s two best men’s tennis players have not played one another in over a year but are in the same tournament at last

The Guardian - UK

Andy Murray weighs up playing in French Open knowing it may be his last

Andy Murray remains undecided on his participation in the French Open later this month

AFP

ATP hails 'new era' for Chinese tennis at Shanghai Masters launch

Shanghai (AFP) - ATP executives hailed a "new era" for Chinese tennis as they relaunched the lucrative Shanghai Masters on Monday after three consecutive years of Covid cancellations.

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The Guardian - UK

Rise of the ‘mini-slams’ cranks up demands on tired players

Extension of some Masters tournaments on the ATP and WTA tours to two weeks has sparked a mixed reaction

AFP

I'll do the best I can: China's Zhang after landmark win

Madrid (AFP) - Zhang Zhizhen became the first Chinese player to reach the quarter-finals of an ATP Masters 1000 event when he beat Taylor Fritz in the Madrid Open fourth round on Tuesday.

The Hindu

India's Sumit Nagal clinches Rome ATP Challenger title

India’s tennis ace Sumit Nagal became the country’s first player to win an ATP Challenger event on European clay court, pulling off an upset win over higher-ranked Dutchman Jesper de Jong in Rome on April 30.

Daily Mirror

Wimbledon will look very different after tennis chiefs announce radical changes

The ATP have confirmed that from the start of 2025, all men's tour events - including the Wimbledon Championships - will no longer be using human line-judges

The Guardian - UK

Casper Ruud’s miserable 2023 continues with early Madrid Open exit

Casper Ruud suffered another early loss on clay, losing 6-3, 6-4 to young Italian Matteo Arnaldi in the second round of the Madrid Open

AFP

World number one Swiatek calls for prize money equality

Madrid (AFP) - World number one Iga Swiatek on Wednesday called for prize money equality between WTA and ATP events.

AFP

Women's tennis more consistent than men's: Swiatek

Madrid (AFP) - World number one Iga Swiatek called for prize money equality between WTA and ATP events, saying Wednesday that women's tennis is now more consistent than men's.

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