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It's official. Bottas to Alfa Romeo. https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/bottas-to-drive-for-alfa-romeo-f1-team-in-2022/6661654/

Carlos Alcaraz beat Peter Gojowczyk in five sets and is the youngest man to reach any GS QF since Michael Chang in RG 1989. Aryna Sabalenka brushed past erstwhile doubles partner Elise Mertens 64 61.

If you like long rallies just wait until Svitolina brings the grinder in QF I grew up in the serve & volley and rebound ace era. Anything beyond 7 shots makes me upset

Not really. Kerber has run out of gas.

The over the top celebrations are annoying. Fernandez hasn't even won the match yet.

Poland wins 7-1 but it looked mediocre at least. Buksa from NE Revolution might have eleveated himself to #2 striker this fall.

Poland leads 5-1 after 68 mins but San Marino scored after a massive error from our defense. We are only the 4th(!) NT ever who conceded more than one goal vs San Marino in all matches combined. Like rybak said, they only scored 26 goals in official matches. We joined Belgium, Liechtenstein and Malta in this elusive club This was the first goal back in 2013: The second goal today:

Good result for Poland as Albania beat Hungary 1-0. Given how Albania controlled the play vs Poland the other day it's not a surprising result at all. Meanwhile Lewandowski scores after 5 mins vs San Marino. That's his 71st goal for NT which ties Miroslav Klose's mark for Germany. We sure ain't resting Lewandowski for the England game since he can score a few tonight

It's 2021. Italy can't stop winning!

Svitolina sweeps Halep 63 63. That was surprisingly dominant from her.

Van de Zandschulp wins first set vs Schwartzmann Eurosport switches over to Halep vs Svitolina.

No major incidents in the race and Max Verstappen wins ahead of Hamilton and Bottas

I also expect some drama in this race, like two SC at least. The best race at Zandvoort I remember was 1983 which featured probably the least known collision between title rivals - Prost & Piquet. Suzuka 1990 or Adelaide 1994 got way more coverage over the years.

WTA will finally cut the bullshit of keeping 2019 points into the third calendar year. I guess even they finally realized the Beijing & Wuhan events won't be back anytime soon and there's no point in sitting on those ancient points when we had a full season of play in 2021. Just six months of this nonsense and it's finally over.

Tennis players usually don't have many friends on the circuit unless they play juniors together since they were in middle school (like Wozniacki, Radwanska & Azarenka used to). Moreover every friendship can go south like the infamous Laura Robson vs Eugenie Bouchard fall out

Miguel Angel Lopez has withdrawn from 3rd place on the penultimate stage!

No tarmac run offs and suddenly you put a wheel on the gravel and it's game over. Funny how old school tracks bite those youngsters who are not used to being punished for mistakes

She probably won't play again in 2021 allthough there is the big Indian Wells tournament to be played in October. Idk if her sponsors would be fine with her sitting out 2022 unless she wants to play the martyr card or whatever. Due to lack of match practice she's tailed off on hard courts this summer and clay & grass were never her strong suits to begin with. This is a complete shitshow from a sporting pespective and the question is whether Osaka wants to be a tennis player or just a full-time celebrity sitting on all those big endorsements?

Kimi Raikkonen tested positive for COVID and will be replaced by Robert Kubica in the Dutch GP

Osaka needs to get back to playing tennis. Due to her "mental health" stunt she's lost all match practice and seems to be more focused on the off-court marketing stuff. The hard courts' best WTA player of the last couple of years is now losing to opponents she'd blow away in 55 minutes in peak form. If this loss doesn't wake her up I don't know what else will. This season is basically a wash for her anyway. As for Alcaraz, well, that is a huge result for ATP. They have more or less found the next Nadal who now gets that big elite scalp and will milk him together with Sinner like crazy going forward.

Carlos Alcaraz takes the first set vs Tsitsipas. He's well placed to join the Next Gen star club if you follow his rise in recent months.

It would boost the overall reception of the Games. They do it for business, not to elevate the Chinese hockey level.

China must have paid a lot of backstage money to lure NHL into this decision

In the highly-anticipated battle of the minnows beat 2-0!

Well, volleyball is the second most popular team sport in Poland so it better shows up in juniors!