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Lindsay Davenport Is Hopeful an American Can Win the U.S. Open on Both Sides of Draw

An American man hasn't won a major title since Andy Roddick in 2003—will the curse end this year in Flushing Meadows?

Sports Illustrated

Tennis Mailbag: The Nick Kyrgios Saga Exposes One of the Sport’s Central Conflicts

Jon Wertheim answers your questions, addressing the Australian player-turned-broadcaster’s disparaging comments. Plus, Maria Sharapova’s Hall of Fame bid and a legal detour.

Sports Illustrated

Bryant Gumbel and HBO’s ‘Real Sports’ air final episode after 29 years

“I’m OK,” Gumbel said before taping the last episode. “I’m sad, but everything has to end at some point and this is the right time for this to end.”

Chicago Sun-Times

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That's a wrap: Bryant Gumbel and HBO's 'Real Sports' air their last episode after 29 years

Bryant Gumbel's “Real Sports” airs its final episode on HBO after 29 years this week, and an era in sports journalism ends with it

The Independent UK

How to watch the National Dog Show 2023 on Thanksgiving Day

It's not Thanksgiving Day without the National Dog Show on NBC. Here's what you need to know to watch all the action.

WhatToWatch

How Serena and Venus Williams changed women’s tennis for ever

Power, athleticism and an attacking mindset: the Williams sisters raised the bar on court and brought diverse appeal off it

The Guardian - UK

The mind of Serena Williams

LOS ANGELES — During coverage of the 2005 French Open, tennis commentator Mary Carillo famously shared an essay in which she pointed out the similarities between winning on clay and winning at life. The piece was called "I want my kids to be clay courters."

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