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"They killed many innocent people for no reason" - When Novak Djokovic opened up about how 1999 NATO bombing impacted his life and career
Yugoslavia (now Serbia) in 1987. In 1991, aged four, the Serb was introduced to tennis after receiving his first racket.
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Everything is relative, Rublev brushes off Musetti critique
Russia’s Andrey Rublev has responded to Lorenzo Musetti’s comments where he called his participation in the Moselle Open ...
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"Everything is relative": Andrey Rublev responds to Lorenzo Musetti’s comments regarding participation in Moselle Open
Rublev’s participation became certain after the withdrawal of the former world number one Novak Djokovic. The Serbia’s ...
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Gauff wins WTA Finals title, while underdogs rule in last ATP events
Shapovalov moved up 22 rankings spots, to No. 56, following his week, and received the trophy from none other than the King ...
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Sinner hoists trophy for finishing the year at No 1
Jannik Sinner was awarded the trophy for finishing the year at No 1 in the rankings before his home fans at the ATP Finals on ...
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Novak Djokovic walked away from ‘huge’ cash windfall by missing the ATP Finals
Djokovic could have tried to play at the ATP Finals and even if he only played and lost one match before withdrawing from the tournament, he would still have been paid $165,500.