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Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will retire from tennis after U.S. Open
Petra Kvitová, the two-time Wimbledon champion and former world No. 2, has announced she will retire after this year’s U.S. Open. Kvitová, 35, won the Billie Jean King Cup six times with the Czech Republic and has 31 singles titles to her name.
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Legendary Women's Tennis Star Tees Off On The WNBAThe WNBA has dominated the headlines this week because of a pair of scuffles that broke out during Tuesday's game between the ...
Wisconsin's premier high school boys tennis players thrived under the bright spotlight during the WIAA State Team Tournament ...
Tennis wild cards used to be genuine surprises, but today's system is a strategic muddle of soft nationalism, politics and ...
He seized the opportunity and everything he wanted in one moment.
Many young people in Spartanburg haven't been exposed to the game of tennis. Volunteers aimed to change that by putting on a ...
A 62-year-old tennis fan was taken to the hospital after an advertising banner fell on her during the Halle Open in Germany ...
Ishwar Idnani of Park Ridge returns a shot against Kyle Lee of Dwight-Englewood during the second singles match of the boys ...
Tennis legend Chris Evert needled WNBA players for lack of sportsmanship following Tuesday night’s skirmish that saw Indiana ...
Earlier this month, Svitlana Bevza, founder of namesake label BEVZA, and WTA tennis star Elina Svitolina debuted their capsule collection Champions Make Change.
UNC women’s tennis’ Reese Brantmeier and Alanis Hamilton punched a ticket to the 2025 U.S. Open doubles tournament in August ...
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