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Wimbledon bombshell — Rybakina pads her schedule with one more warm-up alongside Andreeva and Osaka Original

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By Max Kilham
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Elena Rybakina will be hoping to bounce back quickly after a disappointing French Open campaign. Rybakina, currently ranked world number two, suffered an early exit in Paris, falling to Yuliia Starodubtseva in the second round. The 2024 Australian Open champion is now looking ahead to the grass-court season, where she has made some notable adjustments to her schedule.
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From clay king to grass doubt: Why Alexander Zverev’s Paris triumph won’t scare Wimbledon favourites Original

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By Max Kilham
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Alexander Zverev has finally done it. The German captured his first Grand Slam title on Sunday, beating Flavio Cobolli to claim the French Open. Zverev, who had lost three major finals before this one, held his nerve in a tense five-set battle to win 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-1 on Court Philippe Chatrier. The match was tight throughout and featured some wild swings in momentum. But Zverev steadied himself late, breaking twice in the final set to close out a victory that had been years in the making.
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Flavio Cobolli’s shocking message to Alexander Zverev after Roland Garros loss

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By Max Kilham
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Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Alexander Zverev has finally done it – he’s a Grand Slam champion. In a physically draining clash on Court Philippe Chatrier, it was Zverev who held his nerve to come through in five sets. Zverev, visibly struggling at times throughout the contest, came away with a 6-1, 4-6, 7-5, 6-7, 6-3 win to claim his first major title. The tears that followed were hard-earned. This wasn’t just another big match for Zverev – it was the one he’d been waiting for.
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