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The 5 unseeded men to reach the Miami Open final: Jakub Mensik looks to make it 6
The world No 54 is an underdog in his semi-final against third seed Taylor Fritz, but unseeded players reaching the Miami ...
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Jannik Sinner Achieves Another Milestone Despite Ban
Jannik Sinner, despite a three-month suspension, remains ATP's No. 1, surpassing records and legends while preparing to ...
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The 7 men to complete the ‘Sunshine Double’: Novak Djokovic 4 times, Roger Federer 3
Having triumphed in Indian Wells, can Jack Draper now lift the Miami Open title – and complete the ‘Sunshine Double’? Only ...
He was World No. 2, beat Lendl and Edberg, and won the French Open at only 17 years old
Few Grand Slam runs have been as magical as Michael Chang's 1989 French Open win, in which he beat Ivan Lendl and Stefan ...
He was World No. 2, won the Australian Open but retired after a doping controversy: ‘I was assigned a black mark’
High-profile doping controversies in tennis aren't new. Former Australian Open champion and World No. 2 Petr Korda saw his career come to a bitter end.
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Stefan Edberg says he has a tennis achievement that will be ‘almost impossible’ for any modern player to match
Stefan Edberg continued Sweden’s dominance in men’s tennis with his excellence during the 1980s and 1990s. Inspired by the successes of Bjorn Borg and Mats Wilander, Edberg burst onto the scene in the ...
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The reason Boris Becker and Stefan Edberg left Jim Courier stressed in 1992 before he became world number one for the first time
Courier had achieved one of his lifelong ambitions when he became number one in February 1992, but how long did he remain atop the world of men’s tennis? After just six weeks, Edberg reclaimed the top ...