[ad_1] Rafael Nadal won’t be playing in one, but two events on his return to tennis at the 2024 Brisbane International, making sure he gets enough match practice. One of the most important things for tennis players, or any athletes, when coming to competition is getting competitive action. The competitive spirit of a real match…
[ad_1] 1 Premier League referee Michael Oliver has drawn criticism for his disciplinary treatment of Manchester United players during the club’s goalless draw with Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday. While Man United showed a resolute defensive performance to become the first team in the league this season to prevent Liverpool from scoring, the match came…
[ad_1] Despite starting four different quarterbacks thus far in 2023, the Cleveland Browns remain at the top of the AFC Wild Card standings and enter Week 15 with a chance to make up ground on the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC North. What do the Browns’ playoff scenarios look like in Week 15? With assistance…
[ad_1] The 2024 Australian Open men’s entry list was released on Wednesday, and the most notable absentee was that of home crowd favorite Nick Kyrgios. Next month’s Australian Open is set to commence on January 14, marking the first time that the tournament will have a Sunday start. Kyrgios, a former doubles champion at the…
[ad_1] Bernard Tomic has enjoyed moderate success on the lower rungs of men’s tennis in 2023, but that doesn’t guarantee him a wild card at next month’s Australian Open qualifying draw. Tomic has done commendably to slash his ranking by over 500 spots within 12 months, but he is hovering just inside the Top 300…
[ad_1] By Alberto Amalfi | @Tennis_Now | Monday, December 4, 2023 Bernard Tomic is rebuilding his ranking. That won’t necessarily earn the 31-year-old Aussie a wild card into Australian Open qualifying. More: Djokovic‘s Dream Playing primarily Challenger events, Tomic has rised to No. 287 in the rankings after finishing the 2022 season ranked No. 462. Australian…
[ad_1] Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz will be on the plane to the 2024 Paris Olympics to represent Spain, according to a report by Marca. At this moment, Nadal and Alcaraz do not meet one of the eligibility requirements to play at the Olympic Games next year. Players must be nominated in the Davis Cup…
