‘Worst tennis’ sends Djokovic packing
MANILA, Philippines — Novak Djokovic’s latest bid for a record 25th Grand Slam title crashed to a halt on Friday as 28th-ranked Alexei Popyrin knocked the defending champion out of the US Open third round.
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All set for bigger, better 14th Alegado Cup | The Freeman
CEBU, Philippines — The 14th edition of the Mayor Teresa “Nene” P. Alegado Fiesta Cup in Consolacion promises to be bigger and better featuring a total of 18 sports disciplines.
Winning Montreal title 'way bigger' than beating Djokovic, says Popyrin
NEW YORK, United States — Alexei Popyrin insisted that his shock US Open triumph over defending champion Novak Djokovic was "not unbelievable" and that winning his maiden Masters title in Montreal on the eve of the tournament "was way bigger".
Mas dako, mas nindot nga 14th Alegado Cup kasado na | Banat
CEBU, Philippines — Mas dako ug mas nindot ang ika-14 nga edisyon sa Mayor Teresa “Nene” P. Alegado Fiesta Cup didto sa Consolacion diin 18 ka mga sports events ang kumbatihan sunod bulan.
Alcaraz, Osaka booted out
MANILA, Philippines — Former champions Carlos Alcaraz and Naomi Osaka were knocked out of the US Open on Thursday as the final Grand Slam of the year lost two of its biggest crowd-pullers.
Alcaraz tames Tu to open US Open campaign
NEW YORK – Carlos Alcaraz roared home for a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 victory over 186th-ranked Australian Li Tu on Tuesday to launch his bid to add the US Open to the Roland Garros and Wimbledon titles he claimed this year.
Djokovic calls for 'clear protocols' in wake of Sinner doping case
NEW YORK, United States — Serbian superstar Novak Djokovic called for "clear protocols" and "standardized approaches" to tennis doping cases on Saturday in response to the announcement that top-ranked Jannik Sinner had escaped a ban despite two positive tests this year.
'I haven't done anything wrong' relieved Sinner says of escaping doping ban
NEW YORK, United States — Tennis World No. 1 Jannik Sinner said Friday (Saturday, Manila time) he was relieved to escape a doping ban after twice testing positive for a banned substance, even though "in my mind I know that I haven't done anything wrong."