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cents, he would have been struggling. —— five sets. that's really hurt his chances. we struggling. -- five sets. that's really hurt his chances. we have to cive really hurt his chances. we have to give tsitsipas _ really hurt his chances. we have to give tsitsipas his _ really hurt his chances. we have to give tsitsipas his dues, _ really hurt his chances. we have to give tsitsipas his dues, because i really hurt his chances. we have to | give tsitsipas his dues, because we say he doesn't always seem to be there. we know he's reached the final of the french open and the australian open. needed a big result here. but this has got to be a springboard moment. i couldn't agree more and i think— springboard moment. i couldn't agree more and i think winning _ springboard moment. i couldn't agree more and i think winning on _ springboard moment. i couldn't agree more and i think winning on centre . more and i think winning on centre court against a home favourite, the crowd really against him — those of the things that really give you that good confidence. he came through a tough one. he's building it up nicely for himself, so he's definitely someone to watch out for because he's going to be red—hot. let's talk about cameron norrie, because it has been an extraordinary hour. we're trying to keep a trust three matches. —— keep across. we're
court including iga swiatek, world number one, trying to win first wimbledon title pc faces up first wimbledon title pc faces up wimbledon title. she is the current us open champion but she is desperate to get her hands on the venus rosewater dish here. novak djokovic will also take to centre court on wednesday, he hasn't been beaten on that court for a decade, he is trying to win a roger federer and a 24th grand slam for him. he is up against the aussiejordan thompson and we're also to see daniil medvedev get his wimbledon under way on wednesday, he wasn't here last year the russian because of the ban on players from russia and belarus. he is going to be taking on a home favourite, the british wildcard making is wimbledon debut, arthur very. medvedev has said he had always
including iga swiatek, world number one, trying to win her first wimbledon title. iga swiatek has been talking about how comfortable she is starting to feel on the grass but still, in her words, has a lot to learn. she is the current us open champion but she is desperate to get her hands on the venus rosewater dish here. novak djokovic will also take to centre court on wednesday, he hasn't been beaten on that court for a decade, he is trying to win a roger federer—equalling eigth singles title and a 24th grand slam for him. he is up against the aussie jordan thompson and we're also to see daniil medvedev get his wimbledon under way on wednesday, he wasn't here last year the russian because of the ban on players from russia and belarus. he is going to be taking on a home favourite, the british wildcard making is wimbledon debut, arthur ferry.
a 24th grand slam frame. he set “p a 24th grand slam frame. he set up against the australian jordan thompson and we are also going to see daniel get his wimbledon under way on wednesday. he wasn't here last year, the russian, because of the ban on from russia and belarus. he is going to be taking on a home favourite, a british wild card making his wimbledon debut, the former us open champion says he hasn't always enjoyed playing on grass. will be —— will this be the time he can finally break through? as we still recover from what was a a chaotic second test at lord's we prepare to move on to headingley, host of so many famous ashes moments and a venue that is sure to give the australian team a hostile welcome on thursday. at lord's we had everything, a barrage of bouncers, a controversial dimissal and a true captain's innings from england's ben stokes. for the aussies, a draw at headingley would not only erase some of the painful losses the team have experienced at that particular ground, but also more importantly see them retain the ashes.
tyres, and that's where we, i think, made the difference today. and then a good little battle with cheiko at the end. we all kept it clean and that's most important. great win today. home favourite carlos alcaraz won the madrid open, becoming only the second man to defend his title, after rafa nadal. it took three sets, but the 20—year—old triumphed, 6—4, 3—6, 6—3, over jay—lennard struff of germany. it's his fourth trophy this season and comes just after he was victorious in the barcelona open last month. alacaraz wins the tournament as world number two, but will overtake novak djokovic in first place simply by competing at the italian open next week. he'll go into the french open later in may as a strong favourite. sometimes, i couldn't play my game, just waiting for my chances, and in the second set, i had a lot of chances to break his serve. i did not take it, so it was tough for me to lose the second set, but i told myself that i had to be positive all the time. it was going to hurt my chances and try to take it. i did in the first set.
we come i think, made the difference today. and then a good little battle at the end. we all kept a clean and that's most important. great win today. home favourite carlos alcaraz won the madrid open, becoming only the second man to defend his title, after rafa nadal. it took three sets, but the 20—year—old triumphed, 6—4, 3—6, 6—3, over jay—lennard struff of germany. it's his fourth trophy this season and comes just after he was victorious in the barcelona open last month. alacaraz wins the tournament as world number two, but will overtake novak djokovic in first place simply by competing at the italian open next week. he'll go into the french open later in may as a strong favourite. sometimes, i couldn't play my game, just waiting for my chances, and in the second set, i had a lot of chances to break his serve. i did not take it, so it was tough for me to lose the second set, but i told
about his claims to be able to challenge verstappen for the title. fernando alonso continued his season for aston martin with a fourth podium finish in five races. george russell was fourth for mercedes. a good race. stayed out of trouble at the beginning. just had a clean race, pick the cars off one by one, and i could stay out really long on the hard tyres, and that's where we made a difference today. a good little battle with checo at the end. we kept it clean. great win today. home favourite carlos alcaraz won the madrid open, becoming only the second man to defend his title after rafa nadal. it took three sets but the 20—year—old triumphed 6—4, 3—6, 6—3 overjan—lennard struff of germany. it is his fourth trophy this season and comes just after he was victorious in the barcelona open last month.
the it was like a deeply personal of _ the it was like a deeply personal of the, - the it was like a deeply personal of the, and i the it was like a deeply i personal of the, and that's what the public like. they like a fight, they like something they can really get behind, that's real. i have a responsibility to uphold the eubank name once again. to the tennis — and the men's singles of the canadian open, which is being played in montreal. the top three seeds were all knocked out on wednesday, leaving casper ruud as the highest seed left. the world numberfour, for norway, is through to the quarterfinals, but had to come from behind to beat spain's roberto bautista agut. the first two sets went to tie—breaks, before ruud won the decider, 6—4. and that win for ruud sets up an exciting quarterfinal with home favourite, felix auger aliassime. the canadian, who was born in montreal, came through in straight sets against britain's cameron norrie. he's into the quarters for the first time, and took just over 70 minutes to beat the ninth seed, norrie. went one step further already than i did three years ago,
get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us open champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flashing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets by carolina garcia who was aggressive from the start. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips with life on the tennis tour. for some players, like pete sampras and djokovic, it was three years between their first grand slam and second. raducanu is in no rush. shall be the stronger for this experience in the end. the men's and women's
it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he wins this major, it will be one behind rafael nadal, knowing novak djokovic that he may not get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us 0pen champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flushing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets by france's carolina garcia who was aggressive and on the front foot from the start. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips with life on the tennis tour. for some players, like pete sampras and novak djokovic, it was three years