Draper reaches maiden Indian Wells quarter-final
Britain's Jack Draper reaches the Indian Wells quarter-finals by beating world number four Taylor Fritz in one of the best ...
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Ben Shelton becomes youngest American man to reach Indian Wells quarterfinals in 21 years
The 22-year-old defeated countryman Brandon Nakashima in straight sets to reach the last eight in tennis paradise.
The player who ended Federer’s 41-match streak at Indian Wells after overcoming a doping controversy
At the Indian Wells Masters, Roger Federer arrived with a 41-match winning streak. However, Argentine Guillermo Cañas stopped ...
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Tim Henman praises Roger Federer but then issues ultimate comment on Novak Djokovic
Tim Henman described Roger Federer as the "most complete player" that he faced but also noted that in his eyes, Novak Djokovic is the undisputed tennis GOAT. Since the Swiss was the oldest Big Three ...
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Ben Shelton puts the spotlight on himself and Andy Roddick as American unlocks new achievement at Indian Wells
Shelton defeated Mariano Navone in straight sets in the first round before dispatching Karen Khachanov in Round 2, again by the short route. He knocked out fellow American Brandon Nakashima in the ...
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Tim Henman says the timing of Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban 'seems a little bit too convenient' - as stars reacts to World No 1's settlement
As Tim Henman said in response to the news: 'It just seems a little too convenient. The timing couldn't have been any better for Sinner. It leaves a pretty sour taste for the sport.' That was one of ...
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Tim Henman recalls his honest opinion on Djokovic, Nadal and Federer when they were young
British tennis great Tim Henman has identified the most complete player he ever faced and also recalled his early impressions of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Henman, who played ...
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Tim Henman says the timing of Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban 'seems a little bit too convenient' - as stars reacts to World No 1's settlement
As Tim Henman said in response to the news: 'It just seems a little too convenient. The timing couldn't have been any better for Sinner. It leaves a pretty sour taste for the sport.' That was one ...