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World No1 Aryna Sabalenka is also in for a nasty shock as she tries to become the first woman since Martina Hingis to rack up an AO hat-trick in 26 years.  Sabalenka plays Sloane Stephens (last major champion) and a scheduled quarterfinal against No.5 Zheng Qinwen (replay of last year’s Australian Open final).  Then she might square up to Coco Gauff in an explosive semifinal, the same round where the two champs clashed here 12 months ago.  Sabalenka came into Brisbane as the

Coco Gauff lost her US Open title defense in the fourth round on Sunday, falling 6-3 4-6 6-3 to Emma Navarro, an American player. This year at Flushing Meadows, the current women's champion joined other top players in exiting the tournament early. Champion Gauff was aiming to retaliate for her fourth-round defeat at this year's Wimbledon, but Navarro surprised the crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium with a strong display in all aspects, securing her first quarter finals appearance. Despite falling behind in a

Coco Gauff, the 20-year-old American tennis prodigy, is looking to recalibrate her game as she heads into the final Grand Slam of the year—the US Open. After a surprising early exit from the Cincinnati Masters, where she was unexpectedly defeated in the opening round, Gauff is setting her sights on rejuvenating her performance and regaining her momentum. The Cincinnati Masters, held annually at the Lindner Family Tennis Center, is known for its high level of competition and serves as a crucial warm-up event

Paris Olympics 2024 proved to be an electrifying spectacle, captivating audiences with remarkable athletic feats and surprising turns of events. The day highlights spanned across the pool and the tennis courts, where new records were set and emotional victories and defeats unfolded. Here a detailed look at the action-packed day: Swimming: Records Tumble The aquatic events continued to dazzle spectators as swimmers from around the globe delivered breathtaking performances. The centerpiece of the day was the breaking of multiple world records, which not