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New interview with Sasha Bublik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6qsdeKztPY

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Serf 3: The Big Game Grisha once again finds himself in the past — this time in the 18th century, where he is destined to become a true peasant. But instead of working for the master, he unexpectedly gets into tennis. Everything changes when, due to a time machine malfunction, Novak Djokovic lands in the past. Now, the greatest tennis player of our time must teach Grisha how to play and also get used to the conditions of the 18th century himself. @tennisologia

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Carlos Alcaraz is preparing for a return @tennisdrot

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Andreeva on an amusement park in Ohio: "I'm waiting for a message, Zeynep!" Mirra Andreeva said that she wants to go to the Kings Island amusement park in Ohio. Earlier, the Russian reached the third round of the tournament in Cincinnati. "I really want to go to Kings Island – I tried very hard to convince Conchita to go together, but she replied: 'No way, Mirra, no way! Afterwards my neck will hurt, my back will hurt.' So Conchita is not the first person I would turn to. I wanted to go there from the very first year, to..."

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Anastasia Potapova lost to the world No. 240. In the second round of Cincinnati, Sloane Stephens defeated her in just over an hour, winning two sets 6/2 6/4. Honestly, every time I'm surprised when I see the American in the draw. You never know what her next tournament will be — a qualifier for a WTA 1000 event or a random ITF in America in about a month and a half. @tennisologia

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Dominic Thiem has started a football career. According to RMC Sport, the 32-year-old Austrian has decided to continue his sports career as a footballer and will play for Badener, which competes in the eighth-tier division of the Austrian championship. @tennisologia

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Perfect ASMR doesn't exist @tennisologia

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Swiatek earned $1.1 million for her victory in Toronto. She is 3rd in history for prize money in the WTA. Iga Swiatek became the champion of the WTA1000 tournament in Toronto. For this victory, she will receive $1.1 million in prize money. Her total career prize money now amounts to almost $47 million. By this metric, she is third in the history of the women's tour, trailing only Serena Williams ($95 million) and Aryna Sabalenka ($50 million). Elena Rybakina, whom Swiatek defeated in the final, earned $560,000 for the tournament. Total p...

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Aryna Sabalenka on the cover of the new issue of Time magazine @tennisdrot

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Karen Khachanov dropped to 46th place in the live ATP rankings after his defeat at the Cincinnati tournament @tennisdrot

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Ethan Quinn is trying a recipe for Vietnamese dumpling soup. He made the dumplings himself.

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Swiatek on the win over Schneider: "Any quarterfinal is tough, and today was also not easy, especially because of the spin she puts on the ball, and the conditions. It was very, very windy, so sometimes it was just hard to play in a good rhythm. I'm glad I managed to keep the ball in court and be more consistent. Definitely, this tournament is going better than most tournaments I've played this season. I'm trying to appreciate this, to be grateful that I have another opportunity to play…"

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And this is Veronika preparing all things Musetti for Lora, even on vacation 😍

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Ben Shelton already has 100 wins on hard court! @tennisdrot

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Iga Swiatek: "This is not an easy season – perhaps the toughest in my life, if we're talking about tennis." The Pole defeated Elina Svitolina (6:3, 1:6, 6:3) and reached the final of the tournament in Toronto. "This is not an easy season – perhaps the toughest in my life, if we're talking about tennis. And this week has been very positive and inspiring for me. It always shows that you have to keep moving forward no matter what." For Swiatek, the final in Toronto is her first since last September. This season, for the first time since 2021, she hasn't won a single title...

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Montreal Masters Final: Shelton to Play Nakashima Defending champion Ben Shelton will meet Brandon Nakashima in the final of the National Bank Open presented by Rogers in Montreal. The prize money is $9,415,724. The surface is hard. Subscribe to Tennis+ on MAX.

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Iga Świątek with her dog after the victory @tennisdrot

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Tournament bracket of the Masters in Cincinnati @tennisdrot

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Elena Rybakina on the ranking: "Only when you ask this question do I have to think about it. No. I just try to live in the present moment and concentrate on one match at a time. I don't look at the ranking and I don't follow it. For me now, it's important to move from match to match and, hopefully, win titles."

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The WTA rankings have been updated following the Toronto tournament. Champion Iga Świątek returned to the top 5. Diana Shnaider, who reached the quarterfinals, rose to 14th place. Alina Korneeva, who played in the fourth round, gained 14 positions. Subscribe to Tennis+ on MAX 🥎