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Victoria Chiesa

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  • Content Producer and Editor, USTA
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I do 🎾 things. Iced coffee enthusiast. Mets fan. Ex-SID & former occasional tennis umpire. Views my own, RTs ≠ endorsements. she/her 🏳️‍🌈
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Ice-man Mensik holds his nerve

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By Victoria Chiesa Verified
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Czech beats Joao Fonseca 6-4, 6-3, 7-6(3) for first Grand Slam semifinal Two of men's tennis' brightest young talents both entered uncharted territory on Tuesday night in Paris when Joao Fonseca and Jakub Mensik arrived on Court Philippe-Chatrier, each chasing a first Grand Slam semifinal. If the match, the second career meeting between the two under-21 talents, was a preview of tennis' future, it was also a study in contrasts. Both men serve big, and hit bigger.
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Supreme Sabalenka too strong for Osaka

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By Victoria Chiesa Verified
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Impressive 7-5, 6-3 win keeps world No.1 on course for first Paris title When Aryna Sabalenka faced Naomi Osaka for the first time in eight years in March in Indian Wells, she said that she hoped that the two Grand Slam champions would play "many more times" after a tight two-set win. Three times in three months might've been beyond Sabalenka's expectations. But the frequency of such a marquee match-up will likely matter little to the world No.1, as long as she keeps winning them.
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Zverev regroups to win in four

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By Victoria Chiesa Verified
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German world No.3 is highest ranked player left in men's draw On Thursday, No.1 seed Jannik Sinner lost his second round match from two-sets-to-love up. On Friday afternoon, No.3 seed Novak Djokovic did the same. On Friday night, second seed Alexander Zverev wasn’t about to let the trend continue.
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