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Naomi Osaka rebounds from ugly second set to advance to U.S. Open third round (opens the original)
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It was a tougher test than it needed to be, but fan-favorite Naomi Osaka is through to the third round at the U.S. Open. The two-time U.S. Open champion stumbled through a messy second set before regaining her form and beating doubles-specialist Katerina Siniakova of Czechia, 6-2, 5-7, 6-1, in Thursday’s opening match at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Hyped to the crowd as “one of the most influential athletes on the planet,” by the stadium’s public address voice in the late morning here in Flushing Meado
Jessica Pegula continues early-round dominance at U.S. Open, beats Sofia Kenin in under an hour (opens the original)
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Jessica Pegula has accomplished just about everything at her home Grand Slam, except walk away with the trophy. The Buffalo native, seeded a career-best No. 3, continued her decade-long U.S. Open title quest Wednesday with a dominating win over fellow American Sofia Kenin, 6-3, 6-1, to kick off the day’s action at Arthur Ashe Stadium. But the early rounds have never been Pegula’s problem here in Flushing Meadows, and Wednesday was no different. The only real question was whether the 32-year-old
Despite FIFA’s best efforts, this World Cup was one to celebrate (opens the original)
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There is nothing better than a soccer summer. But that sentiment was very much in doubt even in the final days leading up to this World Cup. FIFA, with the Trump administration cheering on (or was it the other way around?) had done just about everything it could to tarnish the lead up to this three-country North American tournament. Gianni Infantino, the overlord of soccer’s international governing body, seemed bound and determined to make this quadrennial event about all the things that are wro
Haaland scores twice as Norway upsets Brazil, 2-1, to advance to World Cup quarterfinals (opens the original)
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Brazil’s European curse at the World Cup continues thanks to Norway’s biggest star. The 6-5, 205-pound Erling Haaland split the Brazilian defense in the 79th minute and delivered a powerful header past goalkeeper Alisson off a nifty pass from Andreas Schjerlderup to send the red-clad Norwegian fans tucked behind the goal at the Meadowlands into a frenzy. Just like that it was 1-0 Norway as the overwhelming Brazilian crowd here fell silent. The Manchester City superstar then put the dagger into B
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