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Articles by Adrian Singerman
Rodolfo Aloko's Ascent
Rodolfo Aloko. (Jake Sokol for Soccer Sheet) As Charlotte FC return to the pitch at the conclusion of the World Cup, we caught up with forward Rodolfo Aloko, the 19-year-old Benin international whose rise to Charlotte FC’s first team is one of the most compelling storylines of the Crown’s fifth season. Aloko started the season with Crown Legacy FC, Charlotte FC’s second team, where he was the MLS NEXT Pro Player of the Month for March.
Buzz Bulletin: Hornets Honor Dell Curry, Approach Post-Season With Momentum
The Curry Crew came together to retire Hornets legend Dell Curry’s jersey on Thursday, March 19. (Jorge Torres for Y’all Weekly) It’s only March, but the Charlotte Hornets (36-34, 10th in the East) have just about clinched a post-season appearance. They’re 7.5 games ahead of the 11th place Milwaukee Bucks (28-41), but only 2.5 games behind the 6th place Atlanta Hawks (38-31), and a 6th place finish would mean avoiding the Play-In Tournament.
Soccer Sheet: Charlotte FC Defeats Columbus in Chaotic, Long Match
The following article was originally published at Soccer Sheet by Y’all Weekly, a newsletter launched by Queen City Nerve contributor Sam Spencer. The biannual soccer match between the Columbus Crew and FC Cincinnati is named the “Hell is Real” Derby because of a billboard that sits on Interstate 71 between the two cities, but it was Columbus’ match in another Queen City that may have proven the billboard’s point.
Adilson Malanda Finds His Place on the Charlotte FC Pitch
Charlotte FC’s Adilson Malanda (Photo by Alana McCallion/Charlotte FC) Adil. Adi. Malanda. Adilson. The players and staff of Charlotte FC have different nicknames for their 21-year-old French defender, but the modest Adilson Malanda doesn’t insist on any particular iteration. “They’re all the same to me,” he told Queen City Nerve as we set up a microphone and camera for our interview at Bank of America stadium in April.
Sport: Match Point for Tennis Legends
2022 was the end of an era in tennis. As I took in the poignant conclusion of Roger Federer’s final pro tennis match at the Laver Cup, an event he himself spearheaded in honor of Australian tennis legend Rod Laver, a familiar image appeared on the TV screen. The retiring Swiss champion was overcome by the moment and began to weep as he had on so many other important occasions throughout his illustrious career.
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