Eastbourne | Brits bow out as Paolini lines up Kasatkina and Keys takes on Fernandez in Last 4

British players eliminated as Paolini prepares to face Kasatkina and Keys battles Fernandez in the semi-finals at Eastbourne

[ad_1] The 3 Britons fell short of advancing beyond the quarter-finals at the Rothesay International in Eastbourne on Thursday. This marked the first time in 46 years that 3 British women had reached the Last 8. Like Anne Hobbs, Michelle Tyler, and Virginia Wade at the 1978 Colgate International, Katie Boulter, Emma Raducanu, and Harriet…

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Flag Waving Without a Finish Line in Sight

[ad_1] A Flag, But No Finish Line: The Story of Andrea Jaeger A 1984 Olympian who helped pave the way for others nearly 40 years later. The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics marked a seismic shift. For the first time, certain sports allowed professional athletes like Andrea Jaeger, then the world’s No. 3 tennis player, to…

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London | The Championships, a brief preview

Preview of the Wimbledon Championships in London

[ad_1] It’s here. The summer of grass has arrived at the home of tennis. What could be more glorious? The aperitifs, Queen’s Club, Nottingham, Birmingham, Eastbourne, as well as grass events in Germany and the Netherlands, are done and dusted and now fans, over half a million of them over the coming fortnight, will head…

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Henri Cochet: A Tennis Genius

[ad_1] Tennis Mastermind: Henri Cochet Elegant Master Of The Volley “The Tournament In Paris” At three o’clock in the afternoon, the Parisian sunshine reflected off the dusty clay of Stade Roland Garros. There was tension in the air even though the International Challenge Tournament had already been settled. The decisive doubles match earlier had ended…

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