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Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will retire from tennis after U.S. Open
Petra Kvitová, the two-time Wimbledon champion and former world No. 2, has announced she will retire after this year’s U.S. Open. Kvitová, 35, won the Billie Jean King Cup six times with the Czech Republic and has 31 singles titles to her name.
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Legendary Women's Tennis Star Tees Off On The WNBAThe WNBA has dominated the headlines this week because of a pair of scuffles that broke out during Tuesday's game between the ...
(Reuters) -Wimbledon is a grasscourt Grand Slam organised by the All England Lawn Tennis Club. The tournament was first held ...
Tennis wild cards used to be genuine surprises, but today's system is a strategic muddle of soft nationalism, politics and ...
He seized the opportunity and everything he wanted in one moment.
Roland Garros event was one of the most compelling majors in recent memory thanks to thrilling men’s and women’s finals.
A 62-year-old tennis fan was taken to the hospital after an advertising banner fell on her during the Halle Open in Germany ...
2025 Boys Tennis All-State Teams - Lucas Rao of Glen Ridge (1st), Vincenzo Caruso of Christian Brothers (1st), Vaibhav ...
Many young people in Spartanburg haven't been exposed to the game of tennis. Volunteers aimed to change that by putting on a ...
NOTTINGHAM, England (Reuters) -Two-times defending champion Katie Boulter was given a real scare before battling past fellow ...
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