Novak Djokovic offered some lighthearted advice to top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon on Saturday after gatecrashing the Belarusian’s news conference.
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Sammy fined for criticising third umpire Holdstock
One demerit point has also been added to his disciplinary record
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Norris: Austria pole doesn’t make up for errors
Lando Norris believes his pole position lap for the Austrian Grand Prix represents progress in his ongoing title campaign.
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Coach K’s last player at Duke transfers to UTSA
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Red Sox activate P Murphy (Tommy John) off IL
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Djokovic: Wimbledon best shot for 25th Slam
Novak Djokovic wouldn’t confirm if this could be the last Wimbledon of his career but did agree it might be his best remaining shot for a record 25th Grand Slam title.
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Hamilton hails Ferrari progress, Leclerc eyes win
Lewis Hamilton praised the progress Ferrari has made following his best qualifying of the season at the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Sources: Texas State closing on move to Pac-12
Texas State officials began alerting Sun Belt officials of its formal offer to the Pac-12 and plans to accept, sources told ESPN.
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Yankees’ Stroman: knee pain from old ACL injury
Marcus Stroman feels ready to return for the Yankees as he manages pain in his left knee stemming from a torn ACL a decade ago.
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No. 1 Sinner downplays split with trainer, physio
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner said he “feels ready” for Wimbledon despite splitting with his trainer and physio ahead of the grass-court Grand Slam.