No. 17 Frances Tiafoe continued a strong start by American men at the US Open, defeating Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets on Monday to reach the second round.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Keys upset at US Open: Nerves got better of me
Renata Zarazúa upset No. 6 American Madison Keys 6-7 (10), 7-6 (3), 7-5 in the first round of the US Open on Monday, becoming the first Mexican player to knock off a top-10 seed at a major since 1995.
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Government funds £1.5million all-weather domes in Luton and Lancashire
ECB welcomes funding although it falls well short of £35 million pledge from Rishi Sunak last year
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Vasseur: Hamilton ‘frustrated not demotivated’
Fred Vasseur said he understands Lewis Hamilton’s frustrations over the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend after he cut a dejected figure following Sunday’s race.
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Alonso: Bortoleto ‘best rookie of his generation’
Fernando Alonso has said that Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto is the “best rookie of his generation” after the Brazilian’s impressive showing at the Hungarian grand prix.
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No. 1 hoops recruit Oladotun reclassifying to ’26
Babatunde Oladotun, the No. 1 high school basketball player in the ESPN class of 2027, is reclassifying to the class of 2026 and will graduate in the spring from Blake High School in Maryland.
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Tennessean named Babe Ruth charged with fraud
A Tennessee man with the same name as New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth is facing charges alleging that he used the names of hundreds of dead or retired pro baseball players to make phony claims for payouts in class action settlements.
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Halos’ Washington had quadruple bypass, eyes ’26
Angels manager Ron Washington said Monday he is recovering from quadruple bypass heart surgery and hopes to return to his position next season.
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No. 5 Draper holds nerve to advance at US Open
Cameron Norrie profited from the injury-induced retirement of opponent Sebastian Korda to reach the second round of the US Open.
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Jacks, Cox lead romp as Oval Invincibles close in on final berth
Only an improbable NRR swing can deny champions an automatic return to Lord’s after 22-ball win