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Laver Cup 2026: Carlos Alcaraz on US Open run, injury and Jannik Sinner rivalry (opens the original)
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Most players, after seeing their US Open title defence end at 3:34am after five intense sets, would not walk away smiling. After his loss to Ben Shelton - a match that played out over a gruelling four hours and 28 minutes - the Spaniard was filmed walking down the Arthur Ashe tunnel with a huge grin on his face. Alcaraz had been competing in his first tournament for over five months after suffering a wrist injury that left him in pain every day. He did not defend his French Open title or compete
Six-time Grand Slam champion Joe Salisbury retires (opens the original)
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Former world number one doubles player and six-time Grand Slam doubles champion Joe Salisbury has retired from professional tennis. Londoner Salisbury chose this month's US Open as his final event and reached the semi-finals with his long-time partner Rajeev Ram, who had also decided to retire. The venue was fitting, as in 2023 Salisbury and Ram became the first pair in history to win three consecutive US Open men's doubles titles. Salisbury is Britain's most successful men's doubles player of t
US Open 2026: Venus Williams loses to Sofia Kenin - so why does she get so many wildcards? (opens the original)
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Venus Williams lost her 15th singles match in a row as she was beaten by fellow American Sofia Kenin in a 2am finish at the US Open. The 46-year-old very nearly took the first-round match into a deciding set, but 2020 Australian Open champion Kenin saved seven set points to win 6-2 7-6 (8-6). The match did not begin until 00:13 local time in New York as it followed Mariano Navone's five-set victory over Novak Djokovic on Arthur Ashe Stadium. It was the latest starting match in US Open history, a
Nick Kyrgios: Controversial tennis player's career could be over after positive cocaine test (opens the original)
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Nick Kyrgios once said there was "zero chance" he would be playing tennis into his 30s. But it was at the age of 31, while attempting another comeback from serious knee and wrist injuries, that he tested positive for a metabolite of cocaine at June's Mallorca Open. In a post on social media, Kyrgios said it was a "huge mistake" for which he takes full responsibility. But he added that recent injuries - he has only played eight tournaments and won two matches since the start of 2023 - have taken
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