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Bryson DeChambeau shows why he has another option outside LIV Golf
The 33-year-old's LIV Golf contract runs through the end of 2026, while reports in recent weeks claimed he has been going back and forth over joining the new version of the league in 2027.
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Only 25% Of Workers Use This Strategy That Makes Work Feel Better (M)
The most energised workers have discovered something surprisingly simple about how to structure their working day.
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Berrettini Returns to Shanghai searching for consistency and ‘mental balance’
The ATP Masters 1000 event in Shanghai holds a distinct place in Matteo Berrettini’s career timeline. Seven years ago, the Italian powered his way to the semifinals in the Chinese metropolis, a run that helped cement his status among the global elite.
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Alex de Minaur set for scans after retiring against Novak Djokovic
De Minaur left the court for treatment and returned with his left thigh heavily strapped.
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Luke Donald reacts after Brandt Snedeker says US team ‘will be a problem’
The Englishman will captain Team Europe for the third consecutive time after victories in Rome in 2023 and at Bethpage Black in 2025.
- Neuroscience News Read
Adults With ADHD Face Higher Long-Term Dementia Risk
Adults with ADHD have over 4 times the risk of dementia, backed by genetic data from 187,000 older adults.
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Huge detail about Flavio Cobolli's team revealed
Who will coach Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2027? Carlos Alcaraz's former coach recently stated that he will make his return to the tour in 2027. But he also said that he cannot say at the moment who will be the player he will follow. From here multiple hypotheses have started. There are those who do not rule out a return with Alcaraz himself, others have made the name of Jannik Sinner since Darren Cahill is expected to end his tennis adventure with the current world number 1 at the end of the year.
- Neuroscience News Read
AI Chatbots Are Hardwired to Defend the Status Quo
A new study of 11 AI models reveals chatbots systematically favor the status quo, advising against electric vehicles and climate policies.
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Coco Gauff reveals what went wrong in straight-sets China Open defeat
Gauff finished the match with 34 unforced errors and eight double faults, while Mertens needed only 78 minutes to reach the quarterfinal.
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Daniil Medvedev hits a spectator with a ball - Andy Roddick sends clear message
Daniil Medvedev was defaulted against Novak Djokovic in the semi-final in Beijing
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Sinner shuts down 2026 over knee tendinopathy to think about his Career
Jannik Sinner’s 2026 season has officially come to an abrupt end. The World No. 1’s victory over Alexander Zverev on the grass of Wimbledon in July now stands as his final competitive match of the year. Persistent right-knee tendinopathy has forced the Italian into a multi-month medical shutdown, wiping out his autumn calendar and delaying his return to the ATP Tour until 2027. The decision forces the world No.1 to relinquish a massive haul of ranking points.
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Rennae Stubbs calls for simple change after Daniil Medvedev hits spectator
Medvedev did not argue with the decision. After the match, the former world No. 1 stressed that the incident was accidental and said his main concern was the person who was hit.
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Will Carlos Alcaraz miss Jannik Sinner in the latter part of 2026?
As is well known, Jannik Sinner's season is officially over. Yesterday the world number 1 - who will lose this position in the rankings to Alexander Zverev - officially announced on all his social networks that his 2026 is over. The problem with his right knee does not allow him to compete and therefore he will only return to the court in 2027 with the aim of being ready for the Australian Open in the second half of January.
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Alexander Zverev mathematically secures Year-End world No. 1 ranking
Alexander Zverev is officially set to become the 30th player in ATP history to reach the world No. 1 ranking, and he will hold the crown straight through the off-season.
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Carlos Alcaraz admits he questioned whether he would be the same player again
Tokyo was not an easy tournament for the current world No. 3. Alcaraz had several difficult matches and also dropped the opening set against Jaume Munar in the semifinal before winning 5-7, 6-3, 6-1.
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Is it true that Carlos Alcaraz will not be able to reach 20 Slams?
If answers were needed on the time it took Carlos Alcaraz to return to being competitive, it only took two tournaments for the Spanish champion to lift another trophy to the sky.
- Daily Express :: History Read
Essex town with origins tracing back to a very lucrative spice trade
Lesser known past of Saffron Walden lends the setting for a gripping new historical thriller from a bestselling author
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Jannik Sinner’s ATP Finals withdrawal sparks ticket resale rush in Turin
Jannik Sinner withdrew from the remaining events of the season due to ongoing knee issue. The Italian will not seek his third consecutive ATP Finals title in Turin, and the decision has already had an impact beyond the tennis court. Ya nadie quiere ir🫣 Una vez que se anunció que Jannik Sinner🇮🇹 no jugará lo que resta del año, muchos de los que ya habían comprado sus entradas a las ATP Finals las pusieron en venta https://t.co/JKQCI7Yv2L
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Djokovic channels Kobe Bryant after extending historic Beijing streak to 34-0
Novak Djokovic just delivered a definitive answer to the growing chorus of doubters. Entering the China Open following a disastrous North American hard-court swing, the 39-year-old captured his 102nd career title in dominant fashion. The victory extended his flawless, unprecedented record in Beijing to 34 wins and zero losses across seven appearances. "I hadn't been here in 11 years," Djokovic admitted to the press, reflecting on a grueling season. "I didn't achieve many major results after the Australian Open final.
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VIDEO: Daniil Medvedev hits spectator in eye, disqualified against Novak Djokovic
The incident happened on Monday, but it has remained one of the main talking points from Beijing even after the tournament finished.
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