The Armenian tennis player exclusively tells us how the illness pushed her to a state where it was impossible for her to compete: "I immediately felt exhausted."
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Aryna Sabalenka is candid about the best moment of her career and reflects on her mental evolution, her mistakes, and the balance that has led her to dominate the circuit.
A very entertaining week of tennis at the WTA 250 de Rouen with that typical draw full of opportunities and no clear favorite. Of course, the rankings will always be there to point out the top seed, in this case, Marta Kostyuk. The Ukrainian started her journey on the right foot with a victory over Diane Parry (6-1, 6-4), so we will see if she can continue this good momentum until Sunday. Apart from Marta's good performance, players like Salkova, Wang, Cristian, and Cocciaretto also ended the day with a smile on their faces.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Rouen 2026. Kostyuk cumple como favorita
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Paulina Wojtowicz, former coach of Iga Swiatek, has confessed what the Polish tennis player was like behind the scenes, expressing gratitude for the years spent together in an interview with 'Sport.PI'. "I think Iga gave me more than I gave her. When there was no one else around, and those big agencies refused to work with her, I was there to help her with those challenges and tough moments. Working with Iga is a project I will be proud of for the rest of my life. She was always very humble. She wasn't fully aware of the significant brand she was. She is a demanding boss, but she has people she trusts."
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The Belarusian sat down before making her debut in Stuttgart and, as the current leader of the tournament, discussed her self-demand, playing without Sabalenka... and her great start to the season.
It's not been the best start for Paula Badosa on this clay court swing. After reaching the round of 16 in Charleston and falling in the first round of Linz, today the Spaniard also couldn't get past the first hurdle at the WTA 500 in Stuttgart. She faced off against a good friend, Eva Lys, who eventually secured the victory in a tough three-setter (2-6, 7-5, 6-4). Another setback for Paula in a week where it was confirmed she won't have direct entry into the main draw at Roland Garros.
Other day's results
- [7] K Muchova d. (Q) A Sasnovich: 62 64
- E Mertens d. (WC) E Seidel: 63 64
- L Fernández d. A Eala: 61 64
- [8] E Alexandrova d. (Q) G Knutson: 62 62
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Badosa tampoco supera el debut en Stuttgart
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The captain is proud of the team after the victory in Slovenia despite dealing with significant absences: "I have a great challenge ahead to form the team for Shenzen".
The Parisian Grand Slam has published the list of tennis players who will be part of the men's and women's draw, with highlights and shadows for the Spaniards.
The Armenian tennis player exclusively tells us how the illness pushed her to a state where it was impossible for her to compete: "I immediately felt exhausted."
Paulina Wojtowicz, former coach of Iga Swiatek, has confessed what the Polish tennis player was like behind the scenes, expressing gratitude for the years spent together in an interview with 'Sport.PI'. "I think Iga gave me more than I gave her. When there was no one else around, and those big agencies refused to work with her, I was there to help her with those challenges and tough moments. Working with Iga is a project I will be proud of for the rest of my life. She was always very humble. She wasn't fully aware of the significant brand she was. She is a demanding boss, but she has people she trusts."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La ex entrenadora de Swiatek desvela cómo es realmente detrás de las cámaras
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Aryna Sabalenka is candid about the best moment of her career and reflects on her mental evolution, her mistakes, and the balance that has led her to dominate the circuit.
The Belarusian sat down before making her debut in Stuttgart and, as the current leader of the tournament, discussed her self-demand, playing without Sabalenka... and her great start to the season.
A very entertaining week of tennis at the WTA 250 de Rouen with that typical draw full of opportunities and no clear favorite. Of course, the rankings will always be there to point out the top seed, in this case, Marta Kostyuk. The Ukrainian started her journey on the right foot with a victory over Diane Parry (6-1, 6-4), so we will see if she can continue this good momentum until Sunday. Apart from Marta's good performance, players like Salkova, Wang, Cristian, and Cocciaretto also ended the day with a smile on their faces.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Rouen 2026. Kostyuk cumple como favorita
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It's not been the best start for Paula Badosa on this clay court swing. After reaching the round of 16 in Charleston and falling in the first round of Linz, today the Spaniard also couldn't get past the first hurdle at the WTA 500 in Stuttgart. She faced off against a good friend, Eva Lys, who eventually secured the victory in a tough three-setter (2-6, 7-5, 6-4). Another setback for Paula in a week where it was confirmed she won't have direct entry into the main draw at Roland Garros.
Other day's results
- [7] K Muchova d. (Q) A Sasnovich: 62 64
- E Mertens d. (WC) E Seidel: 63 64
- L Fernández d. A Eala: 61 64
- [8] E Alexandrova d. (Q) G Knutson: 62 62
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Badosa tampoco supera el debut en Stuttgart
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The captain is proud of the team after the victory in Slovenia despite dealing with significant absences: "I have a great challenge ahead to form the team for Shenzen".
The Parisian Grand Slam has published the list of tennis players who will be part of the men's and women's draw, with highlights and shadows for the Spaniards.
The Rome 2026 tournament has just announced through a press conference the wildcards that will be given in both the men's and women's draws, highlighting the number of local names they have chosen. In the men's draw, the wildcards are for Mattia Bellucci, Matteo Berrettini, Matteo Arnaldi, Luca Nardi, and Federico Cinà, and in case Bellucci enters directly, that invitation will be for Francesco Maestrelli. In the women's draw, the chosen ones will be Stefanini, Brancaccio, Bronzetti, Pigato, Grant, Trevisan, Ruggeri, and a player chosen by the Canadian Tennis Federation.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Roma anuncia sus wildcards, con casi 100% de protagonismo local
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Iga Świątek explained the reasons behind the technical adjustment she is introducing in her serve mid-season. "I didn't feel quite comfortable with the last movement I had," confessed the Pole, who decided to change the gesture while the season was already in progress. "I'm trying to bring my elbow slightly more flexed backward, something that I think can give me more speed and more dynamism later on," detailed the current world number 4. However, she asked for patience: "If you've been serving in a certain way for months and then you spend two weeks with another, you need time to automate it. I still need to think a little about the gesture, but it's normal."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Swiatek explica su cambio en el saque: “No me sentía cómoda con el movimiento”
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