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Wimbledon: Novak Djokovic beats Kyrgios in final in July SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Nick Kyrgios suffered a frustrating defeat to Hubert Hurkacz in the quarter-finals of the Canadian Open in Montreal. The outspoken Australian star - who has been in scintillating form this summer - battled for two sets but ultiumately ran out of gas to lose 7-6(7-4) 6-7(5-7) 6-1 to Hurkacz. Related articles Kyrgios hits out at 'horrific' persona and opens up on beer incentive Novak Djokovic's US Open preparations take fresh hit despite new twist The two went back and forth in the opening set, with Hurkacz finding himself 5-4 up before Kyrgios brilliantly held as he overwhelmed with his opponent with his … [Read more...] about Nick Kyrgios stopped in his tracks as he is knocked out of Canadian Open ahead of US Open

Max Verstappen makes subtle dig at Lewis Hamilton in April SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are different to other drivers including Max Verstappen , according to Frederic Vasseur. The Alfa Romeo boss claimed both Leclerc and Hamilton were the only drivers he has seen criticise themselves after races. Related articles What Toto Wolff has said on Daniel Ricciardo joining Mercedes FIA break silence on Daniel Ricciardo and Oscar Piastri mess Vasseur said both drivers approach self-criticism “relentlessly” even if they have won the race. In comparison, he has claimed other drivers normally just celebrate the victory. According to GP Blog, Vasseur said: "Apart … [Read more...] about Max Verstappen same as ‘every other driver’ unlike Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc

N orway has drawn up plans to ration electricity exports in a move that has heightened fears of energy shortages in the UK and Europe this winter. The government in Oslo on Monday announced new rules limiting the sale of power to foreign countries as heatwaves threaten Norway’s hydroelectric power generation. Experts said the restrictions threatened the UK’s plan to draw power from Norway this winter via the North Sea Link - leaving electricity supplies more stretched and risking even higher bills for consumers. The National Grid has already revealed that the UK is set to be more dependent than ever on the Continent for power, with interconnectors expected to provide up to 5.7 gigawatts of electricity at peak times. About one quarter of that total – or 1.4 gigawatts – is set to come from Norway. Kathryn Porter, an energy consultant at Watt-Logic, said the proposed restrictions “put at risk the ability of Britain to import from Norway this winter”. “National Grid ESO needs to … [Read more...] about Norway threatens to ration electricity in fresh blow for UK and European energy supplies

Rafael Nadal pulled away to beat Casper Ruud 6-3, 6-3, 6-0 in the French Open final on Sunday for his 14th championship at Roland Garros and 22nd Grand Slam title overall, adding to two records he already owned. Nadal's victory came two days after his 36th birthday, making him the oldest title winner in the history of the clay-court tournament. Ruud led 3-1 in the second set, a deficit that spurred Nadal to raise his level — he took the last 11 games. Nadal played so crisply and cleanly, accumulating more than twice as many winners as Ruud, 37 to 16. Nadal also committed fewer unforced errors, making just 16 to Ruud's 26. When it ended with a down-the-line backhand from Nadal, he chucked his racket to the red clay he loves so much and covered his face with the taped-up fingers on both of his hands. The Spaniard's first triumph in Paris came in 2005 at age 19. No man or woman ever has won the singles trophy at any major event more than his 14 in Paris, and no man … [Read more...] about Nadal wins record 14th French Open but foot pain puts future in doubt

As Lewis Hamilton clambered out of his Mercedes in Baku, a whole other side to the porpoising situation became very clear. Up to that point, it had been spoken about as a car performance issues. Some teams, such as Red Bull and Ferrari , had it handled fairly early, while others – notably Mercedes – continued to struggle the violent oscillations caused by the ground-effect aerodynamics reintroduced for Formula 1 cars this year. But the image of seven-time world champion Hamilton struggling to stand up straight, coupled with team-mate George Russell's revelation of back and chest pains, turned attention elsewhere. Performance is one thing, but the health and safety of the drivers was now very much in the spotlight. "I was not surprised, to be honest," said osteopath Gemma Fisher, when asked by Mirror Sport what her reaction was to those images. "With this sort of sport there is so much emphasis on the cars and the engineering, and people think the person operating … [Read more...] about Lewis Hamilton agony “doesn’t surprise” osteopath who reveals long-term porpoising damage

Prestige und Preisgeld sind bei kaum einem Tennisturnier höher: An diesem Montag wird in Wimbledon wieder auf geschlagen, allerdings nicht frei von Schatten des russischen Angriffskriegs in der Ukraine. Profis aus Russland und Belarus sind vom Veranstalter ausgesperrt worden. "Schock-Video": Nr. 1 Ash Barty zieht sich vom Profi-Tennis zurück - mit 25 Jahren Nach Flucht aus Odessa: Ukrainische Tennis-Heldin erreicht WTA-Halbfinale Euronews interviewte einen intimen Kenner des Turniers: den britischen Ex-Profi Tim Henman der heute 48-jährige Brite beendete seine Karriere 2007 mit einem Davis-Cup-Spiel - in Wimbledon. Seine beste Platzierung in der ATP-Weltrangliste war Rang vier. Heute spielt er noch auf der ATP-Seniortour und leitet seine Stiftung "Tim Henman Foundation". Henman: "Sieben Matches gewinnen" Er sagte über das Rasenturnier: ''Ich würde sagen, dass Wimbledon das beste Tennisturnier der Welt ist. Ich bin vielleicht ein bisschen voreingenommen, aber … [Read more...] about Ohne russische Profis, aber mit Williams-Comeback: Wimbledon beginnt

L’été 2018 restera dans les annales. Un peu partout en Europe, le thermomètre a atteint des sommets. Si ces chaleurs records ont rempli les plages du continent, dans les champs, les agriculteurs ont dû faire face à une situation dramatique dans bien des cas. De nombreuses exploitations ont été durement touchées par la sécheresse. Cette pénurie d’eau aura sans doute des incidences dans les mois à venir pour les exploitants, mais aussi pour les consommateurs. Sommes-nous à l'orée d'une crise à l'échelle européenne ? Au Royaume-Uni, les producteurs laitiers ont été les plus durement touchés. Certains ont dû se résoudre à envoyer des troupeaux entiers à l'abattage, n’ayant plus assez de fourrage pour nourrir leurs bêtes. Dans toute l’Europe, de nombreux agriculteurs ont dû ainsi se résoudre à puiser dans leurs réserves, normalement utilisées en hiver. Et dans certains cas, des exploitants ont dû attendre pratiquement un mois pour conduire leurs vaches à l’abattoir, comme nous l’a … [Read more...] about Sécheresse : une tragédie pour les agriculteurs européens

Kym Johnson was beloved for her athletic figure when competing on the Australian and US versions of Dancing With The Stars . And the dance floor queen, 45, proved she's still in incredible shape as she showcased her bikini body in an Instagram clip on Thursday. Kym, who is married to multimillionaire Robert Herjavec, slipped into a number of swimsuits while on the deck of a yacht. Dancing With The Stars' Kym Johnson, 45, (pictured) showcased her age-defying bikini body in an Instagram clip on Thursday Kym looked competition-ready as she showcased her svelte figure. The reality star did a number of jaunty twists while on the boat. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Pregnant DWTS pro Sharna Burgess showcases her growing bump... DWTS pro Sharna Burgess reveals how Brian Austin Green and... Brian Austin Green's pregnant DWTS girlfriend Sharna ... Grant Denyer reveals the truth behind THOSE pictures of him... … [Read more...] about Dancing With The Stars’ Kym Johnson, 45, showcases her age-defying body as she models swimwear on a yacht

We didn’t get a Eurovision Song Contest this year, due the global pandemic, but we are getting Will Ferrell’s version of the iconic show instead. Back in 2018, the star was spotted in the crowd at the Lisbon grand final, soaking up his surroundings for inspiration for Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. Eurovision fans greeted the news of the movie with trepidation. Would it make fun of Eurovision? Would it be portrayed as a cheese fest with bad songs and even worse costumes? But thankfully, and somewhat surprisingly, Eurovision Song Contest treats its source material with respect, and while it isn’t perfect, it’s a bit of a love letter to the greatest show on earth. Ferrell and Rachel McAdams play Lars and Sigrit, friends and members of the duo Fire Saga whose dream is to represent Iceland at the Eurovision Song Contest. Unfortunately for them, songstress Katiana (Demi Lovato) is a shoe in with her entry… but fortunately, Iceland don’t actually want to win … [Read more...] about Will Ferrell’s Eurovision film is a love letter to the contest, but it needs more laughs

FOOTBALL NOW is a show that brings to light some of the global game's biggest issues, challenges, and debates. With 100 days to go, excitement is building in the Middle East and beyond for the first-ever winter World Cup. It's fair to say preparations are well underway for the biggest sports competition. Eight spectacular stadiums have been officially inaugurated. In preparation for the final, Lusail Stadium will host its first-ever football game . Qatar's Time to Shine For Qatar, this World Cup will include many firsts. The host nation's first time at football's showpiece tournament. First winter World Cup. Female referees officiate matches. Seven purposefully built stadiums. The national stadium, Khalifa Stadium, underwent an extensive redesign to make it match-ready to help stage some of the 64 games that will take place in Doha and beyond. All eight World Cup stadiums are within driving distance from each other. It is the most sustainable tournament … [Read more...] about ‘100 Days to Go’ until the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022