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Emma Raducanu, the collector of coaches and sponsors: first Uniqlo woman

Everything she does is newsworthy, even though she has not won a tournament since the 2021 US Open, her only professional crown. Emma Raducanu, 23, has left US multinational Nike to become the new global ambassador for Japanese brand Uniqlo. She is the first woman to have this role at the company and joins tennis players Roger Federer and Kei Nishikori. Uniqlo also sponsors Ayumu Hirano (snowboard) and golfer Adam Scott.Raducanu stopped working at the end of January with Spaniard Francis Roig, who was her eighth coach in five years. She recently lost the final in Cluj-Napoca, which was her first since winning the US Open.Speaks ChineseEmma, the British number one in the ranking, is a big draw in the Asian market because of her physical features. She is of Chinese descent on her mother's side and is fluent in […]

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Oliynykova’s ‘silent’ claim: “I need your help… but I can’t talk about it here”

Ukrainian Oleksandra Oliynykova, who lost on the third day of competition to the defending champion, Madison Keys, 7-6(6), 6-1, appeared before the media in the subsequent press conference wearing a T-shirt with a message: "I need your help to protect children and women in Ukraine, but I can't talk about it here."In the months following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, tennis players such as Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka were repeatedly questioned by the press, who insisted, as in May 2023 at Roland Garros, that she take a stand on the conflict.LeBron James magic meets Alcaraz in AustraliaIn fact, Sabalenka even suspended some appearances before the media and since then both the WTA and the different Grand Slam tournaments have adopted the commitment to avoid talking about politics in press conferences, so there are restrictions in this regard in tournaments.That is why, after […]

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Coco Gauff doubles down on her criticism of American tennis crowds, though she softens her comments

Coco Gauff has clarified - and slightly softened - her recent criticism of American tennis crowds, insisting her comments were never meant as an attack on fans, but rather an honest observation drawn from her experience competing overseas.The 21-year-old American star found herself at the center of debate during the United Cup, where she initially spoke candidly about the lack of visible U.S. fan support at international tournaments. While the remarks sparked backlash online, Gauff quickly took to social media to explain her perspective in greater detail.Coco Gauff shines on New Year's as she gears up for her returnCoco Gauff explains her comments on U.S. fan supportAhead of her singles match against Spain's Jéssica Bouzas Maneiro, Gauff addressed the controversy directly on X, emphasizing that her words had been taken out of context."I'm going to clarify because people are dragging […]

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Venus Williams receives Australian Open wildcard at 45

The most unexpected, yet expected, wild card for the 2026 Australian Open has gone to Venus Williams. The American, who refuses to hang up her racket at the age of 45, has received an invitation from the organisers in recognition of a career in which she won seven Grand Slam singles titles.In the competition, which will run from January 18 to February 1, she will become the oldest player to compete in the main draw, surpassing the mark of Japan's Kimiko Date, who played at the age of 44Venus is currently ranked 581st in the WTA, a circuit in which she has been crowned in 49 tournaments. The elder Williams sibling has received two other invitations in Auckland and Hobart as a warm-up for the Antipodean majorSerena Williams' color choice at her sister's wedding sparked debateTo find Venus' first appearance […]

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Nadal as Alcaraz’s coach? Insider gives compelling reasons why it could happen

Carlos Alcaraz did not just end a coaching partnership. He closed a defining chapter of his career. His split with Juan Carlos Ferreroarrived only days after finishing the most successful season of his life, a year that delivered eight titles and two Grand Slam trophies. The timing raised eyebrows across the tennis world.Ferrero had been by Alcaraz's side since 2019, shaping his raw talent into one of the most complete players on tour. Together they built a champion, one who conquered New York at the US Open, reached World No. 1, and became the symbol of a new generation. That is why the separation has sparked as much curiosity as concern.Federer & Nadal trade rackets for golf clubs ahead of Ryder CupWith no official explanation offered, attention has quickly shifted to what comes next. And in Spain, where tennis legacy […]

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