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Denis Shapovalov put up a strong fight in the semifinals at Wimbledon, but it wasn’t enough as he bows out of the tournament with a straight sets loss to Novak Djokovic.
Naomi Osaka knows she shouldn't have been shamed into publicly explaining her reasons for taking a mental health break, and neither should others.
After his inspired run at Wimbledon came to an end on Friday with a loss to Novak Djokovic, the world’s No. 1 ranked player, Dennis Shapovalov was heartbroken — and hungrier than ever to win.
Charlotte Dujardin GBR riding Valegro, during the grand prix of the dressage competition at the Olympic Equestrian Centre in Deodoro near Rio, Brazil on 11th August 2016
In tennis, an opponent is sometimes simply too good on the day. According to Hubert Hurkacz, who fell short at Wimbledon against Matteo Berrettini in his first Grand Slam semi-final, that was the case on Friday.
Naomi Osaka was not the first professional tennis player to withdraw during a Grand Slam tournament because of mental health concerns – and she likely won’t be the last. Others just might not always be as up-front as Osaka was.
Matteo Berrettini has become the first Italian man to reach the Wimbledon final after beating Hubert Hurkacz in four sets.
Nina Pegova leads the LETAS Order of Merit with three top-10 finishes in the first three events of the 2021 season. The Russian number one was introduced to golf through her former tennis coach when she was just seven years old.
The 23-year-old pulled out of the French Open last month to take care of her mental wellbeing.
