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Carlos Alcaraz can achieve a notable milestone at Wimbledon
Tennis World· 3 hours agoThere are records and statistics in tennis that have an important technical value, as Carlos Alcaraz...
How to pronounce Ludvig Åberg's name as he contends at the U.S. Open
For The Win· 5 days agoS. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. Åberg got his first PGA Tour win at the RSM Classic in November 2023 and...
Does 24-Year-Old Ludvig Aberg Have Mettle to Win U.S. Open?
Athlon Sports· 5 days agoDoes 24-Year-Old Ludvig Aberg Have Mettle to Win U.S. Open? The Swedish sensation sits atop...
Don't miss a hoof beat: Five equestrian jumpers to watch at Paris 2024
Olympics.com· 1 day agoAs Paris 2024 approaches, the world's top equestrian show jumpers are saddling up for intense...
Gretchen Walsh makes US Olympic team a day after breaking the 100-meter butterfly world record -...
ABC17 NEWS· 2 days agoWalsh secured her spot on the US team for next month’s Olympics with victory in the women’s 100m butterfly final in Indianapolis on Sunday ...
Ludvig Aberg leads after two rounds of the US Open; Tiger Woods misses cut
USA TODAY Sports via Yahoo Sports· 6 days agoUS Open: Tony Finau in the hunt for first major win Tony Finau’s name has moved up on the list of...
U.S. Open 2024: Stage is set for spectacular Saturday: What to watch for at Pinehurst No. 2
Golf Channel via Yahoo Sports· 5 days agoJust 22 years old at the time, McIlroy sauntered his way to a commanding eight-shot victory during...
No easy days: Aberg leads U.S. Open field after two challenging rounds
Temple Daily Telegram· 5 days agoLudvig Aberg and his machine-like game are proving to be a perfect fit for Pinehurst No. 2. The ...
Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay tame Pinehurst No. 2, share lead after Round 1 of US Open
Raleigh News and Observer via Yahoo Sports· 5 days agoThe Frenchman Matthieu Pavon, who eagled both par fives, was another stroke behind at 3 under,...
Tears, pre-announcements, vanishing into thin air: The new rules of tennis retirement
New York Times· 10 hours ago“There’s no wrong, only right,” Roger Federer says. As Wimbledon approaches, two fellow ‘Big Four’ members, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray, are entering the endgame. Both are ...