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Djokovic in Sinner's half in Wimbledon draw as he chases 25th Grand Slam title

Novak Djokovic finds himself in Jannik Sinner's half of the Wimbledon draw, setting up a potential semifinal clash. Djokovic, seeking his 25th Grand Slam, begins his campaign against Wu Yibing. Meanwhile, defending champion Sinner faces Miomir Kecmanovic. Taylor Fritz and Jack Draper are set for an exciting first-round encounter, while…

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Aussie lifts grass-court title after nightmare run

Sydneysider Chris O'Connell has lifted his first grass-court title at the Nottingham Open, the perfect boost before he attempts to qualify for Wimbledon.

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Tennis player who dropped F-bomb seven times in BBC interview receives huge fine

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French tennis star handed heavy fine after foul-mouthed BBC interview at Queen’s

Moutet repeatedly swore during his BBC interview earlier this week

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French player slammed for ‘appalling’ behaviour after expletive-filled BBC interview

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BBC forced to apologise as French tennis star drops F-bomb seven times in live TV interview at Queen’s

Corentin Moutet repeatedly swore during his post-match interview on Tuesday

The Independent UK

TEN:Tie-break heartbreak for De Minaur in Dutch final

Australian No.1 Alex De Minaur saw his hopes of a confidence-boosting ATP title win in s-Hertogenbosch dashed with final defeat to Pole Kamil Majchrzak.

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Tie-break heartbreak for De Minaur in Dutch final

Australian No.1 Alex De Minaur saw his hopes of a confidence-boosting ATP title win in s-Hertogenbosch dashed with final defeat to Pole Kamil Majchrzak.

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Automatic train braking planned for Bangkok's lethal level crossing

The Transport Ministry plans to install an automatic train braking system at Bangkok’s most lethal level crossing within six months, and expand the system to the capital's other railway crossings within two years.

Bangkok Post

Why is sport so keen to protect domestic abusers?

After watching Alexander Zverev being lauded for winning the French Open last weekend, it begs the question: Why is sport so keen to protect…

The National (Scotland)

TEN:De Minaur turns on the style to power into Dutch final

Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon build-up has received a major boost after he stormed through to the Rosmalen final but there was no joy for Ana Tomljanovic

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De Minaur turns on the style to power into Dutch final

Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon build-up has received a major boost after he stormed through to the Rosmalen final but there was no joy for Ana Tomljanovic

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Wimbledon record prize money increase fails to end dispute with top tennis stars

Wimbledon prize money has increased by 20 per cent for this year’s tournament

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Tennis Still Doesn’t Know How to Handle Alexander Zverev

The German star finally won his first major title at Roland Garros, bringing to light his complicated place in the sport. Plus, the Rafael Nadal documentary, Jannik Sinner’s place in history and more in this week’s mailbag.

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Nick Kyrgios ‘thrilled to be back’ after first singles win in 15 months

Nick Kyrgios has kickstarted his latest comeback with a straight-sets win over world No 36 Corentin Moutet in the first round of the ATP event in Stuttgart

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Holafly partners with ATP Top 20 doubles player Francisco Cabral

DUBLIN, June 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Holafly, the global leader in travel eSIMs, today announced a new partnership with ATP Top 20 doubles player Francisco Cabral, who joins the company as a global brand ambassador. The collaboration brings together one of the world’s leading eSIM companies with one of…

International Business Times UK

Alexander Zverev's Domestic Abuse Controversy Still Follows Him Despite His Grand Slam Success

Alexander Zverev wins his first Grand Slam at the French Open, but his victory is overshadowed by ongoing domestic abuse allegations, raising questions about athlete conduct and legacy in tennis.

The Independent UK

Why Alexander Zverev would be the French Open’s most complicated winner

The second seed has made smooth progress through the draw and has never been in a better position to win a maiden grand slam title - but his continued presence on the tour divides opinion and raises difficult questions about the sport’s handling of thorny legal issues

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Police launch investigation into alleged assault of tennis coach at Birmingham Open

An allegation has been made that a tennis coach was assaulted by a member of grounds staff at the Birmingham Open earlier this week

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Police launch probe after tennis coach assault claim

Aussie tennis player James McCabe has claimed his father and coach, Patrick, was assaulted by a member of the ground staff at the Birmingham Open.

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Legal Responsibilities When Outsourcing Payroll in Denmark: A Risk Management Guide

When a foreign company outsources payroll in Denmark, it does not transfer legal liability. The employer remains fully responsible for correct tax reporting, pension contributions, and compliance with Danish labor law. Understanding what legal responsibilities remain with the employer when outsourcing payroll in Denmark — and what compliance risks are…

Sports Illustrated

Tennis Mailbag: Breaking Down the Players’ Media Protest at Roland Garros

Top players participated in the move, bringing attention to their push for a revamped revenue-sharing model with the majors.

The Guardian - UK

Players tackle blistering heat at start of French Open in test of endurance

Competitors at the French Open are tackling unusually blistering heat at the start of this year’s event with the temperature reaching 33C on Monday

The Guardian - US

Nadal, Alcaraz and now Jodar: how Spain’s school of ‘suffering’ forges the stars of men’s tennis

The 19-year-old nicknamed the ‘new Rafa’, seeded at this year’s French Open, is the latest talent to emerge from the country’s conveyor belt of champions

The Independent UK

Why Novak Djokovic can still threaten Jannik Sinner supremacy at French Open

This French Open looks like Jannik Sinner’s for the taking, with his main rival having withdrawn - but the Carlos Alcaraz-shaped hole in the draw provides a prime opportunity for a legend of the sport to disrupt this season’s narrative

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