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BIZARRE: 6 - You Need To See This

Bill Clinton and Dr. Ruth watching Serena Williams together at the U.S. Open made for so many tweets

So many tweets about these two.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Sloane Stephens keen and candid about the subject of women’s health

The WTA is pushing for advancement in women’s healthcare through its partnership with Hologic

The Independent UK

Emma Raducanu’s run of form at Cincinnati was ‘massive’, says Martina Navratilova

Raducanu beat Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka to give herself a boost before heading to the US Open

The Independent UK

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Chris Evert: ‘Cancer left me in a fog and so scared – I tried to block it out’

Chris Evert on having ovarian cancer, Emma Raducanu’s chances of more glory, the future of women’s tennis and who is the greatest

The Guardian - UK

Emma Raducanu ‘finding best form since US Open’ during Cincinnati run, says Martina Navratilova

Raducanu showed signs of her fearless performances in New York last September as she swept aside both Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka

The Independent UK

Breaking Down Serena Williams’s Retirement Announcement and Legacy

In Jon Wertheim’s latest mailbag, he looks at Nick Kyrgios’s unconventional attire and thinks about the game’s future without its biggest stars.

Sports Illustrated

Debate as man appointed to role of Scotland's first period dignity officer

THE decision to appoint a man as Scotland’s first period dignity officer has sparked some backlash.

The National (Scotland)

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'F*****g ridiculous' Martina Navratilova rages after man appointed Scotland's first period poverty tsar

On Monday Scotland became the first country in the world to protect the right to free period products in law.

Daily Record

The mind of Serena Williams

LOS ANGELES — During coverage of the 2005 French Open, tennis commentator Mary Carillo famously shared an essay in which she pointed out the similarities between winning on clay and winning at life. The piece was called "I want my kids to be clay courters."

Los Angeles Times

What happened to Glenn Greenwald?

Once a defender of trans rights and friend of Chelsea Manning, Greenwald has drifted toward the culture-war right

Salon

SI:AM | The Orioles Aren’t a Total Embarrassment Anymore

They just swept the Angels and are getting close to playoff position.

Sports Illustrated

Steffi Graf Loves Just Being Normal

When the tennis legend retired from competition more than 20 years ago, it was assumed that she would keep a low post-career profile. But even that might be understating her activity in the 21st century.

Sports Illustrated

It Looks Like We Are Again Headed for a Djokovic-Nadal Final at Wimbledon

Our tennis guru breaks down the men’s singles draw, the never-ending GOAT debate and a few on-court rules that need a bit of tweaking.

Sports Illustrated

Peng Shuai demonstrators at Wimbledon allege harassment by security staff

Campaigners wearing T-shirts with name of Chinese tennis player say they were told not to approach anyone

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Wimbledon 2022: Sir Cliff Richard leads impromptu sing-a-long with crowd on Centre Court

It came as Centre Court hosted musical celebrations before a full day of tennis on middle Sunday for the first time to celebrate its centenary

The Hindu

Wimbledon | Federer gets rousing reception at Centre Court, says he hopes to play there 'one more time'

At a ceremony felicitating past Wimbledon champions to mark 100 years of the Centre Court, the crowd reserved their loudest cheers for Roger Federer, who said he hopes to play there one more time before retiring from tennis

The Independent UK

Grand slam greats mark Wimbledon Centre Court centenary

Twenty-six previous champions, including Sir Andy Murray, Venus Williams and Billie Jean King, took to the grass in a short ceremony ahead of play.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Iga Świątek might be the best bet for a Grand Slam since prime Venus and Serena Williams

There seems to be no stopping tennis's potential next great superstar.

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Daily Mirror

Top 20 memorable Wimbledon moments - including Andy Murray's historic 2013 win

Andy Murray became the first British man to win the tournament in 77 years in 2013 - and also tops the list of favourite men's singles winners

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson backs ban on trans women competing in elite swimming races

Boris Johnson said he hadn't studied the ruling by Fina, the swimming world's governing body, 'in detail but I see no reason to dissent'

The Independent UK

IOC defends decision to allow sports to form own transgender policies

Swimming has banned transgender athletes from male and female competitions, while other sports have different policies on the issue.

The Independent UK

Andrea Jaeger: The dark truth behind a tennis star’s burnout

A two-time grand slam finalist while still a teenager, Jaeger is often cited as one of tennis’s early examples of burnout. She tells Tom Kershaw how sexual harassment and subsequent threats drove her away

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ten Memorable Moments on Wimbledon Center Court

Wimbledon marks the 100th anniversary of its famed Centre Court at this year's tournament which gets underway at the All England Club on Monday. Australia's Gerald Patterson and France's Suzanne Lenglen were the first champions to lift the trophies on the world's most famous lawn in 1922. Here AFP Sport…

The Independent UK

Goran’s glory, Murray’s joy and Novotna’s tears – Centre Court’s best moments

Twelve of the standout moments from a century of action.

ABC News

Iga Świątek is on a winning streak, but how does it compare to past tennis greats?

Iga Świątek’s stunning unbeaten run has continued at the French Open. This is how it compares with the top five longest winning streaks in women’s tennis, in the open era.

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