We analyze which men will be the main favorites to win the title in the last Grand Slam of the season. Will Sinner and Alcaraz complete the Slam sweep in 2024?
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We analyze what can be taken from the events at Ohio, with Sinner and Sabalenka emerging as champions.
The Cincinnati tournament is one of the few events that combines both men's and women's tournaments without balancing the prize money between them. The event held in Ohio has significantly different prize money amounts, as evidenced by the fact that Jannik Sinner earned $1,049,460, while Aryna Sabalenka received $523,485.
Jannik Sinner will receive $1,049,460 for winning the ATP1000 event in Cincinnati
— Myles David (@TunedIntoTennis) August 20, 2024
Aryna Sabalenka will receive $523,485 for winning the WTA1000 event in Cincinnati
They played at the same venue all week
They played best of 3 sets all week
They will NOT get paid the same pic.com/QT2IjZMs5a
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner se embolsó casi el doble de dinero que Sabalenka en el torneo de Cincinnati
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Spanish girls are giving very good vibes at the WTA Cleveland, as both Sara Sorribes and Jessica Bouzas will be in the round of 16. The Castellon native secured her first victory after winning the bronze medal in the Paris Olympic Games, an important win against Yafan Wang by 6-4 6-1. In contrast, Bouzas had to work a bit harder to turn around her match against Varvara Gracheva, but she became a true force of nature by coming back to win 4-6 6-3 6-2.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Cleveland 2024. Sorribes y Bouzas prosperan con buena nota
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Tennis continues to grow, as evidenced by the record-breaking attendances at almost every major tournament. This was the case in Cincinnati, where a total of 205,068 people came to watch tennis over the seven days of competition, with "sold out" signs posted for 13 out of the 16 sessions held. The tournament in Ohio had never before surpassed the 200,000 spectator mark, all despite Djokovic's absence and Alcaraz's early elimination.
The 2024 @CincyTennis drew a record attendance of 205,068, marking the first time the tournament drew over 200,000 fans as a single-week event.
— Michal Samulski (@MichalSamulski) August 20, 2024
13 of 16 sessions were sold-out.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Cincinnati bate un récord histórica de asistencia de espectadores
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We analyze potential match-ups between the top players in the successive rounds of the US Open 2024, depending on the order of the seeded players.
A total of four Spanish players started their journey in the first day of the preliminary phase of the US Open 2024, out of which only Marina Bassols managed to secure a victory. She did it against Kawa, with a score of 6-4 6-0, and will now face Stoiana. The defeated players were Aliona Bolsova, Guimar Maristany, and Leyre Romero.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fase previa US Open 2024. Bassols salva la jornada para el tenis español
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The Belarusian spoke after being crowned in Cincinnati, a player who has emerged as the most dangerous rival for the last Grand Slam of the season.
We analyze which men will be the main favorites to win the title in the last Grand Slam of the season. Will Sinner and Alcaraz complete the Slam sweep in 2024?
Spanish girls are giving very good vibes at the WTA Cleveland, as both Sara Sorribes and Jessica Bouzas will be in the round of 16. The Castellon native secured her first victory after winning the bronze medal in the Paris Olympic Games, an important win against Yafan Wang by 6-4 6-1. In contrast, Bouzas had to work a bit harder to turn around her match against Varvara Gracheva, but she became a true force of nature by coming back to win 4-6 6-3 6-2.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Cleveland 2024. Sorribes y Bouzas prosperan con buena nota
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We analyze what can be taken from the events at Ohio, with Sinner and Sabalenka emerging as champions.
Tennis continues to grow, as evidenced by the record-breaking attendances at almost every major tournament. This was the case in Cincinnati, where a total of 205,068 people came to watch tennis over the seven days of competition, with "sold out" signs posted for 13 out of the 16 sessions held. The tournament in Ohio had never before surpassed the 200,000 spectator mark, all despite Djokovic's absence and Alcaraz's early elimination.
The 2024 @CincyTennis drew a record attendance of 205,068, marking the first time the tournament drew over 200,000 fans as a single-week event.
— Michal Samulski (@MichalSamulski) August 20, 2024
13 of 16 sessions were sold-out.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Cincinnati bate un récord histórica de asistencia de espectadores
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The Cincinnati tournament is one of the few events that combines both men's and women's tournaments without balancing the prize money between them. The event held in Ohio has significantly different prize money amounts, as evidenced by the fact that Jannik Sinner earned $1,049,460, while Aryna Sabalenka received $523,485.
Jannik Sinner will receive $1,049,460 for winning the ATP1000 event in Cincinnati
— Myles David (@TunedIntoTennis) August 20, 2024
Aryna Sabalenka will receive $523,485 for winning the WTA1000 event in Cincinnati
They played at the same venue all week
They played best of 3 sets all week
They will NOT get paid the same pic.com/QT2IjZMs5a
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner se embolsó casi el doble de dinero que Sabalenka en el torneo de Cincinnati
[pixels-player]
We analyze potential match-ups between the top players in the successive rounds of the US Open 2024, depending on the order of the seeded players.
A total of four Spanish players started their journey in the first day of the preliminary phase of the US Open 2024, out of which only Marina Bassols managed to secure a victory. She did it against Kawa, with a score of 6-4 6-0, and will now face Stoiana. The defeated players were Aliona Bolsova, Guimar Maristany, and Leyre Romero.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fase previa US Open 2024. Bassols salva la jornada para el tenis español
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The Belarusian spoke after being crowned in Cincinnati, a player who has emerged as the most dangerous rival for the last Grand Slam of the season.
Cristina Bucsa has been showing promising progress for some time now and seems increasingly capable of raising her level. The feelings displayed in recent weeks are positive, and she confirmed that in the first round of the WTA 250 Cleveland 2024, where she won 6-2 6-4 against Trevisan. She now awaits the winner of the match between Haddad-Maia and Golubic.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Cleveland 2024: Bucsa avanza con paso firme
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The WTA Cincinnati concludes, and as a result, the WTA rankings will undergo some modifications for the upcoming week. One of the big winners of the American tournament has undoubtedly been the champion Aryna Sabalenka. The Belarusian manages to surpass Coco Gauff and regain the number 2 spot in the rankings, getting closer to Iga Swiatek and the battle for the number 1 position. Paula Badosa also leaves a positive impression as she reaches the semifinals, securing the new 27th spot in the world rankings, a recognition of her consistency in this part of the season that she will seek to extend. Consequently, there are few changes in the top 10, with Jelena Ostapenko closing that tier by displacing Danielle Collins. On the other hand, some players who have made significant climbs are Nadia Podoroska, Caroline Wozniacki, and Nuria Parrizas.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ranking WTA. Sabalenka recupera el segundo puesto y Badosa continúa en ascenso
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