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Cirstea and Kalinskaya Triumph in Madrid Doubles Debut
Sorana Cirstea and Anna Kalinskaya, in their debut as a doubles team, won the 2025 Mutua Madrid Open, defeating Veronika Kudermetova and Elise Mertens in a tight final. This victory marks a significant achievement for both players, representing their first WTA 1000 title. Kudermetova and Mertens reunited after a successful but long-ended partnership, showcasing a strong performance despite the loss.
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San Francisco Chronicle
UNC Women's Tennis Advances to NCAA Super Regional Led by Hamilton's Play
The UNC women's tennis team secured a spot in the NCAA Super Regional after a decisive 4-0 victory over South Carolina. Freshman Alanis Hamilton's outstanding performance, including a 6-0, 6-0 singles win, propelled the team forward. The article details Hamilton's playing style, coach Kalbas's insights, and the team's upcoming match against NC State in the Super Regional.
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Sabalenka Defeats Gauff to Clinch Record-Tying Third Madrid Open Title
Aryna Sabalenka won her third Madrid Open title, defeating Coco Gauff in straight sets. This victory tied Sabalenka with Petra Kvitova for the most titles at the event and marked her 20th career title. The match showcased Sabalenka's dominance and resilience, despite a strong challenge from Gauff, who missed an opportunity to rise to No. 2 in the rankings.
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WTA Tennis
Medvedev Describes On-Court Emotions as a Boiling Kettle, Reveals Mental Challenges
Daniil Medvedev, the world No. 10, likens his emotional state on the court to a boiling kettle, highlighting the mental challenges and frustrations he faces during matches. Despite a mixed season with inconsistencies and emotional outbursts, Medvedev remains a top player and aims to improve his performance, especially on clay, as he heads into Rome and Roland Garros.
Tennishead
Venus Williams Joins TNT Sports as Analyst for French Open Coverage
Venus Williams, despite not officially retiring, will join TNT Sports as a pundit for the French Open. The broadcast team includes other tennis legends. Williams hasn't played since the Miami Open 2024 and last competed at the French Open in 2021. This move could indicate a shift from playing to broadcasting.
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Daily Express
MSN
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Jannik Sinner Returns from Doping Ban Amidst Fanfare at Italian Open
Jannik Sinner has returned to tennis at the Italian Open after a three-month doping ban. He was greeted with enthusiasm by fans, but questions linger about the ban's circumstances. Sinner maintains his innocence, stating the ban resulted from accidental contamination. He used his time away to spend with family and prepare for upcoming tournaments.
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Sabalenka Favored for French Open After Swiatek's Madrid Open Struggles
Former British tennis player Colin Fleming believes Aryna Sabalenka is the 'firm favorite' to win the 2025 French Open. He bases his prediction on Sabalenka's recent form, including her Madrid Open victory, and Iga Swiatek's struggles, particularly her semi-final loss in Madrid.
The Tennis Gazette
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MSN
Madison Keys' Resurgent Year: Australian Open Win, Career High, and Madrid Open Quarterfinal
This article summarizes Madison Keys' impressive 2025 season, highlighting her Australian Open win against top players like Swiatek and Sabalenka, her career-high ranking of No. 5, and her quarterfinal appearance at the Madrid Open. It also explores her reflections on her success and her relationship with her coach and husband, Bjorn Fratangelo.
The Tennis Gazette
Mutua Madrid Open
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The Tennis Gazette
Arizona Men's Tennis Advances to NCAA Sweet 16 for Third Consecutive Year
The Arizona men's tennis team achieved its third consecutive Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA Championships by defeating Denver 4-0 and Harvard 4-0. Key players like Colton Smith and Jay Friend played crucial roles in securing victories. The team now awaits the result of the Virginia-Princeton match to determine their next opponent and location.
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Sports Illustrated
Auburn Women's Tennis Advances to Super Regional, Defeating Wisconsin
Auburn's No. 9 women's tennis team secured a spot in the NCAA Super Regional by defeating No. 24 Wisconsin 4-1. The team also won against South Carolina State 4-0 in the first round of the regional. Key players like Alice Battesti, Merna Refaat, and Ava Hrastar contributed significantly to Auburn's success. Auburn will now face Duke in the Super Regional.
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Sabalenka Defeats Gauff in Madrid Open Final, Claims Third Title
Aryna Sabalenka secured her third Madrid Open title by defeating Coco Gauff in a straight-set victory. The match showcased Sabalenka's dominant performance, especially in the first set, and her ability to recover in the second set tiebreaker, solidifying her position as world number one. The win ties Sabalenka with Petra Kvitova for the most Madrid Open titles.
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UNC Women's Tennis Advances to Super Regionals with Dominant NCAA Wins
The UNC women's tennis team secured a spot in the NCAA Super Regionals by defeating VCU 4-0 in the first round and South Carolina 4-0 in the second round. The Tar Heels displayed strong performances in both doubles and singles matches, extending their winning streak and demonstrating their dominance on the court. Six ACC teams advanced to the Super Regionals.
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2025 NCAA Tennis Championships Underway: Brackets, Schedules, and Key Players
The 2025 NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Tennis Championships have commenced, with the team selections revealed on April 28. The championships feature 64 teams each. The women's finals are slated for May 15-18, while the men's finals are from May 16-18, both at Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas. Several players from New Jersey are participating across various teams.
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Alex Eala Climbs WTA Rankings, Prepares for French Open Debut
Alex Eala, a 19-year-old Filipino tennis player, is making strides in her career, climbing the WTA rankings and preparing for her first main draw appearance at the French Open. Despite a loss to Iga Swiatek at the Madrid Open, Eala is projected to reach a new career-high ranking. She has several tournaments lined up to prepare for the Grand Slam event.
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Daily Tribune
Stanford Men's Tennis Advances in NCAAs; Pepperdine Edges Alabama
Stanford Men's Tennis team secured a dominant 4-0 victory against New Mexico in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Meanwhile, Pepperdine narrowly defeated Alabama 4-3 in a closely contested match. Stanford will face Pepperdine in the next round. The article provides details on match scores, key players, and quotes from coaches and players.
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Stan Wawrinka and Borna Coric on Track for Aix-en-Provence Challenger Final
Stan Wawrinka is making progress at the Aix-en-Provence Challenger, reaching the quarterfinals after Felix Auger-Aliassime faced an upset in Estoril. The tournament may feature a final between Wawrinka and Borna Coric. Wawrinka is set to face the top seed in his next match.
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Jack Draper Reaches Madrid Open Final, Faces Casper Ruud for Title
Jack Draper has reached the Madrid Open final after defeating Lorenzo Musetti. He will face Casper Ruud, who overcame a rib injury to secure his spot. Draper is aiming for his second ATP title this year, while Ruud seeks his first Masters 1000 title. The final is set for Sunday.
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BBC
Michigan Wolverines Advance to Sweet 16 After Dominating Youngstown State and Arizona State
The Michigan Wolverines women's tennis team secured their spot in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament after decisive victories against Youngstown State (4-0) and Arizona State (4-0) at the Varsity Tennis Center. Michigan showcased their strength in both doubles and singles matches, demonstrating their readiness for the challenges ahead as they pursue a national championship.
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University of Michigan Athletics
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Draper and Shelton Highlight Practice Challenges Faced by Left-Handed Tennis Players
Jack Draper and Ben Shelton, both left-handed tennis players, have spoken about the challenges they face in finding practice partners on the ATP Tour. Right-handed players often avoid practicing with lefties before tournaments, leading to difficulties in securing practice sessions. This issue impacts their preparation and overall experience on the tour.
The Tennis Gazette
Draper and Shelton Highlight Practice Challenges Faced by Left-Handed Tennis Players
Jack Draper and Ben Shelton, both left-handed players on the ATP tour, have voiced their shared difficulty in finding practice partners. Right-handed players often avoid practicing with lefties before tournaments, leading to limited opportunities for Draper and Shelton to prepare. This issue impacts their training and preparation strategies.
The Tennis Gazette
