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From Run Nation to Power Slap: what is leading the dumbing down of sports?

From violent collision contests to celebrity-backed offshoots, spin-off sports are finding captive audiences. Their spectacle masks something more sinister

The Guardian - US

Gutsy Gibson pushes seeded Czech star to the limit

Rising Aussie tennis star Talia Gibson has gone down swinging after a breakthrough week in California and is set to be rewarded with a rankings surge.

AAP

The deep links between Sir Andy Murray and Dunblane

Sir Andy became patron of the Dunblane Centre last year.

The Independent UK

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Sir Andy Murray and Jamie Murray’s heartbreaking links to Dunblane resurface on 30th anniversary

Sir Andy and his brother Jamie were among the pupils present at Dunblane Primary School during the devastating 1996 massacre

The Independent UK

Sir Ronnie Hampel obituary

Chief executive and chairman of ICI in the 1990s who oversaw the creation of the pharmaceutical company Zeneca

The Guardian - UK

Tennis Mailbag: Who Will Be the Next ATP World No. 1?

A class of young players is looking to dethrone Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Plus, the tradition of star-studded doubles at Indian Wells and more.

Sports Illustrated

Three family holidays in the Med that kids will love – and where grownups can find time for themselves

You don’t have to choose between family fun and grownup time – with these Mediterranean escapes you can have the best of both worlds

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What's Next for Coco Gauff After 'Scary' Injury? Tennis Star to Undergo MRI After Indian Wells Horror

Coco Gauff will undergo an MRI after retiring injured against Alexandra Eala at Indian Wells, having reported a sudden pain in her left arm.

International Business Times UK

Luke Littler explains why he wants to meet Carlos Alcaraz at ‘Oscars of Sport’ awards ceremony

Littler is the first ever darts player to be shortlisted for the prestigious Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year Award

The Independent UK

Coco Gauff Injury Update: The Reason Behind Her Forced Retirement vs Alex Eala at Indian Wells

Coco Gauff, World No. 4, retires from Indian Wells match against Alex Eala due to a left arm injury. Get the latest updates on her condition.

International Business Times UK

Coco Gauff Age, Net Worth, Ranking – Fans Curious as Tennis Star Forced to Retire vs Alex Eala

Coco Gauff's unexpected retirement at the Indian Wells Open due to injury has fans and analysts speculating about her future performance and rankings

International Business Times UK

Serena Williams Shares What It Means for Mattel to Make a Barbie Doll of Her

The tennis legend and entrepreneur is included in the new “Barbie’s Dream Team” campaign.

Sports Illustrated

Roger Federer’s Former Coach Downplays Novak Djokovic’s Successes Discussing GOAT Debate

Although Djokovic has 24 major titles under his belt, Ivan Ljubičić believes off-court impact matters, too.

Sports Illustrated

Daniel Berger Facts: 20 Things To Know About The PGA Tour Pro

Get to know multiple-time PGA Tour winner Daniel Berger a little better

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Carlos Alcaraz Shares Appreciation for Jimmy Butler, Who Attended Indian Wells Amid Knee Rehab

Alcaraz and Butler have grown to become close friends over the years.

The Independent UK

Less than a third of Padel players are women. Here’s what needs to change

Lawn Tennis Association says just 30 per cent of padel players are female

The Independent UK

LTA vows to boost numbers of women and girls playing padel as popularity grows

Only 30 per cent of players of the tennis-squash hybrid are female.

The Times of India

PV Sindhu withdraws, ATP cancelled, Formula One and football friendlies under threat: US-Israel war on Iran hits Middle East sports travel

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are significantly disrupting the global sporting calendar, leading to cancelled tournaments, stranded athletes and postponed events amid Iran-US-Israel war. Major aviation hubs in the Gulf are crucial for international sports travel and their disruption forces organisers to rethink logistics and prioritise athlete safety amidst…

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Can Learner Tien End the Drought in American Men’s Tennis?

The 20-year-old rising star has taken the tennis world by storm, quickly climbing the rankings. Now, he has his sights set on making a deep run at Indian Wells.

The Independent UK

Jack Draper emerges from injury hell to begin Indian Wells title defence – but the road ahead is far from easy

After eight months on the sidelines, the British No 1 is determined to reach the same heights as this time last year, but success will inevitably look different after a troubling arm injury stalled his progress

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Tennis Star Elena Rybakina Awkwardly Pushes Presenter’s Hand Away During Trophy Ceremony

After winning a mixed doubles exhibition at the Indian Wells Open, Elena Rybakina drew attention for pushing away a presenter’s hand during the trophy ceremony.

Sports Illustrated

How Félix Auger-Aliassime Pulled Off a Career Renaissance

The Canadian tennis star sat down with Jon Wertheim ahead of Indian Wells to talk about his recent success on the court and an eventful year off it.

Sports Illustrated

What Sam Querrey, Brad Gilbert Find So Shocking About Dominance of Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner

Querrey and Gilbert spoke with Sports Illustrated about the top two men’s players continuing dominance on the court.

Sports Illustrated

Why Novak Djokovic Believes Serena Williams Will Make a Return to Tennis

Djokovic admitted he hasn’t spoken with Williams directly, but he truly believes fans will see her back on the court.

The Conversation

Can we design sports shoes that don’t squeak? Here’s what the science says

The unofficial soundtrack of every basketball, squash or hard-court tennis match is the constant high-pitched squeak or shreak of the players’ shoes. But can this squeak be designed out of them while retaining the grip?

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