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Nadal says his generation was “much, much better”: Jean-Pol finally feels quoted
In an interview with the Associated Press published on 3 November, Rafael Nadal, 40 and retired since November 2024, says he and Roger Federer think they were “much, much better” than Alcaraz, Sinner or Zverev, before bursting out laughing.
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Coppejans in his first Masters 1000 at 32: Maxime discovers qualifying
Kimmer Coppejans, world No. 232, came through two rounds of qualifying in Shanghai, against Nishesh Basavareddy and then Dane Sweeny (6-3, 6-2), to reach his first Masters 1000 main draw. He joins…
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Kopecky says “in the end, it’s never good”, Sandrine sorts the spoke tension
Lotte Kopecky told Sporza that it has become very hard to state her ambitions ahead of the track world championships in Shanghai, 14 to 18 October. She rides there with Shari Bossuyt…
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Verstappen wants a single practice session: Nathan tested it and misses a lap
Max Verstappen wants shorter weekends with a single free practice session before qualifying. In his view, the 2026 engine rules have reduced the challenge of qualifying and the reward for committing in…
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Tuchel holds several meetings to find courage, Freddy holds one, standing up
Knocked out by Argentina in the World Cup semi-final after switching to five defenders at 1-0, England lost 2-3 to Spain, then beat Croatia 7-0 in the Nations League. Thomas Tuchel says…
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The NBA tests its connected ball in preseason: Dimitri wanted to introduce it
In several preseason games, the NBA will test a connected ball made by Wilson and wristbands linking its referees to the league’s replay centre. The data collected will be used for research…
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Eden Hazard finishes a cycling race with bib 378, Marcel approves of the silence
Eden Hazard, 35, rode the whole Marcha Herrada in Cuenca, a Spanish amateur cycling race, wearing bib 378. According to Voetbalkrant, he went almost unnoticed until the organisers shared a photo of…
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Belgium lead 1-0 until the 77th minute, lose 4-1: the thermometer has seen it all
France beat Belgium 4-1 at the Stade de France in the Nations League, scoring four goals in 14 minutes after Dodi Lukebakio’s opener. Nathan Ngoy told Sporza that Belgium had sat too…
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Zidane defends Dembélé after the 4-1, and Freddy still defends his captain
France beat Belgium 4-1 in the Nations League on Monday evening. Captain in the absence of Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé was replaced on 60 minutes by Michael Olise, who scored twice and…
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The UEC films the line 13,000 times a second, Xavier’s bike computer manages one
The day after the European Championships, Giulio Ciccone questioned on Instagram the photo finish that named Remco Evenepoel the winner. The UEC replied that evening in a statement: its system records the…
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Ciccone wants the photo of the real line, Myriam opens her folder at the finish article
The day after finishing second to Remco Evenepoel at the European championships, Giulio Ciccone posted a long message on Instagram. He praises the winner but asks to see the photo finish taken…
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Medvedev, one break point in 16, mimics a tired Djokovic: Jean-Pol saw it coming
In the semi-final of the Beijing ATP 500 against Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev, world number 5, converted only one break point in 16. He started imitating the Serb by miming a tired…
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Van Bommel rotates everywhere but the back: Louise hunts the rotation that won’t turn
Mark van Bommel changed several starters in his first Nations League spell, but Senne Lammens, Timothy Castagne, Nathan Ngoy and Brandon Mechele played every minute. Zinédine Zidane made more changes on the…
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