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Jannik Sinner’s 40 weeks as No 1: Italian set to rise up all-time standings despite ban
Jannik Sinner has now been world No 1 for 40 weeks - and looks set to rise up the all-time standings in the coming months.
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ATP Finals: Tennis Billionaire Adds ‘Donald Trump’ Flair to Jannik Sinner’s Triumph in Turin Alongside Legend Boris Becker
What a showdown in Turin! Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz lit up the ATP Finals with a nail-biting clash that had fans on the edge of their seats. Expectations were sky-high, and the match didn’t ...
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The Grand Slam winner John McEnroe labelled as the fastest tennis player he had ever seen back in 2002 – and how his career went after that
In August 2002, Lleyton Hewitt was on top of the tennis world, having just won his second Major title at Wimbledon, taking down David Nalbandian in the final. With his win at SW19, Hewitt extended his ...
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Andrey Rublev credits Marat Safin for helping mental 'restart'
World No. 9 Andrey Rublev said conversations with two-time Grand Slam champion Marat Safin helped him deal with his mental health, and that he is now playing without stress or anxiety for the ...
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Fiery Rublev keeping a cool head with help from Safin
Rublev said he took anti-depressants for a year but stopped when they did not help him anymore. Things began to change last July after speaking with his compatriot Safin, who retired in 2009 ...