“US Open” championship – without the best tennis player in the world
The world’s number one Jannik Sinner (ATP-1) will have to miss the upcoming final Grand Slam tournament of the year – the US Open – due to injury.
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Injured Rybakina let the Polish tennis player into the semifinals
Jelena Rybakina (WTA-2), representing Kazakhstan, could have become the world number one this week in Cincinnati, but the tennis player’s plans were disrupted by an injury.
Decision made: Carlos Alcaraz’s comeback at the “US Open” tournament
After four months without tennis, the Spanish tennis prodigy announced great news on Thursday – the return to the ATP tour will happen soon at the US Open tournament in New York.
The main favorite is no longer in Cincinnati – Zverev stumbled in the round of 16
Alexander Zverev (ATP-3), who had the highest ATP ranking among all remaining Cincinnati Masters participants, ended his run in Ohio in the round of 16.
The first world missile crisis deepens – even a 20-year-old Czech woman lost
WTA ranking leader Aryna Sabalenka (WTA-1), who has fallen into a very serious slump, may soon lose her status as the best tennis player on the planet.
The young Spaniard who enraged his opponent staged one of the most impressive comebacks of the season
Just playing an incredible breakthrough season, Spanish tennis talent Rafael Jodaras (ATP-15) has already made a mark at the Cincinnati Masters tournament.
Doctor called to Djokovic – Argentine’s slap in Cincinnati
For the first time since 2023, Serbian tennis titan Novak Djokovic (ATP-5), appearing at the Cincinnati Masters tournament, lost in the very first match.
Carlos Alcaraz’s training partner ahead of the upcoming return – Vilius Gaubas
Lithuanian tennis talent Vilius Gaubas (ATP-120) once again had the honor of training on the courts with Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz (ATP-2).
Traumas continue to haunt the Australian: cramp and ankle twist at the crucial moment
Australian tennis player Thanasi Kokkinakis (ATP-434), plagued by chronic injuries, did not avoid serious physical problems at the Cincinnati Masters tournament.
Benas Shelton, who recorded a rare achievement, defended the “Masters” title in Canada
For the second year in a row, the “Masters” series tournament held in Canada was won by American Ben Shelton (ATP-10), who did so last season in Toronto, and this time already…