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Former Tennis Pro Dokic Reveals Depression, Suicide Attempt

Former professional tennis player Jelena Dokic says she nearly attempted suicide recently and has been dealing with depression and anxiety. Dokic, who was a Wimbledon semifinalist at age 17 in 2000 and reached No. 4 in the WTA rankings, wrote in an Instagram post on Monday: "Constant feelings of sadness…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Bopanna, Shapovalov pair enters quarterfinals

NEW DELHI: Rohan Bopanna in partnership with Denis Shapovalov defeated Pedro Martinez and Diego Sch

The Hindu

Harriet Dart hits target in Nottingham to reach first WTA quarter-final

The 25-year-old will face American Alison Riske in the last eight.

The Independent UK

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British doubles star Tara Moore vows to prove she is clean after provisional drugs ban

Tara Moore was slapped with a provisional suspension after she failed a drugs test in April, but she has insisted she looks forward to 'proving that I am a clean athlete'

Daily Mirror

Emma Raducanu does not get enough credit – world number five Maria Sakkari

Raducanu is doing things backwards as she triumphed at the US Open last year having never won a match at senior level on the women’s tour.

The National (Scotland)

Emma Raducanu does not get enough credit for breakthrough year, Maria Sakkari insists

Raducanu is doing things backwards as she triumphed at the US Open last year having never won a match at senior level on the women’s tour

The Independent UK

French Open | Coco Gauff's ranking to career-high 13th; Nadal up to 4th

American teenager Coco Gauff has moved up to a career-best No. 13 in the WTA rankings after her runner-up finish to No. 1 Iga Swiatek at the French Open

The Hindu

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The faults in tennis

The power struggles are partly due to the lack of a cohesive organisational structure

The Hindu

50 Parting Thoughts from the 2022 French Open

Wrapping up the clay-court major in Paris, where Iga Swiatek won her second major and Rafael Nadal captured a record 14th Roland Garros title and 22nd career Grand Slam trophy.

Sports Illustrated

A Journo Is Getting Roasted For Asking French Open Champ Iga Swiatek About Her Makeup Routine

People are rightfully pissed off.

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Roger Federer and Serena Williams not on entry lists for Wimbledon

SW19 favourites, now both 40 and recovering from injuries, could still appear as wild card entries for the championships

Wales Online

Roger Federer and Serena Williams not included on entry lists for Wimbledon

The former champions do not feature among the players confirmed by the All-England Club.

The Independent UK

More appeal in men's game: Amelie Mauresmo

PARIS: French Open tournament director Amelie Mauresmo, a former WTA world No. 1, said men's match-ups had greater "appeal", because of which only one of the 10 prime-time slots (night matches) had gone to the women at Roland Garros.

The Times of India

Amelie Mauresmo under fire as she claims women’s tennis has less ‘appeal’ than men’s

The newly appointed French Open tournament director Amelie Mauresmo has split opinion after claiming that women’s tennis has less appeal than that of the men’s game.

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John McEnroe bemoans 'lose-lose' Wimbledon situation after ranking points stripped

John McEnroe has shared his thoughts on the Wimbledon saga that has seen them stripped of ranking points after tournament organisers opted to ban Russian and Belarusian players from competing

The Independent UK

Andy Murray doesn’t expect lack of ranking points to weaken Wimbledon field

Murray felt the ATP and WTA could have negotiated instead of stripping Wimbledon’s ranking points

The National (Scotland)

Will Wimbledon be exhibition event rather than biggest tennis tournament of the year? - Susan Egelstaff

IT is ironic that much of the talk during the first week of the French Open has been about a Grand Slam tournament that is still weeks away.

Birmingham Post

'Like dolphins caught in fishing nets' warns Welsh tourism group furious over new self catering rules

The Wales Tourism Alliance (WTA) says genuine self catering businesses are being caught in the crackdown on second homes and some 'will die'

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The Guardian - UK

Emma Raducanu can rejoice in year on tour despite harshness of spotlight

With her first clay campaign ending in the French Open second round, Wimbledon pressures must not deny her room to grow

Evening Standard

Wimbledon bosses to travel for key French Open talks amid ranking points row

Wimbledon bosses will travel to Paris tomorrow amid the ongoing row over their decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from competing.

Daily Mirror

Martina Navratilova bemused by Naomi Osaka Wimbledon decision amid ranking points row

After Wimbledon was stripped of its ranking points, Japanese player Naomi Osaka said she was unsure if she would participate at SW19 as it is now essentially an 'exhibition' event

The Hindu

Andy Murray says Wimbledon ‘will never be an exhibition’

The decision by the ATP and WTA to remove the sport’s most prestigious tournament of ranking points has prompted some players to say they may skip Wimbledon

Daily Mirror

Tim Henman and John McEnroe clash in heated debate over Wimbledon ranking points row

The saga over the 2022 Wimbledon Championships has proved explosive, not least of all among tennis pundits with Tim Henman and John McEnroe arguing over the matter

Daily Mirror

Andy Murray launches impassioned Wimbledon defence in World Cup comparison

Andy Murray has reacted to claims that Wimbledon will be no more than an 'exhibition' tournament after the ATP and WTA decided to strip the tournament of its ranking points

Evening Standard

Andy Murray defends Wimbledon in ranking points row: ‘It will never feel like an exhibition’

Andy Murray has launched a staunch defence of Wimbledon in its row with the ATP and WTA over ranking points, insisting fans won’t “know or care” how many are on offer in matches and that the Championships “will never feel like an exhibition”.

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