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300 Light-Years Away, a Star Is Slowly Snacking on a Brown Dwarf
Discover how an anomaly that has puzzled astronomers for years was solved, and what it can tell us about how stellar systems interact.
New York Declares Measles Emergency as U.S. Cases Grow Over 4,000
As measles cases rise, discover what New York state officials are doing to help combat this outbreak.
Roman Villa Unearthed in Northern Wales Continues to Rewrite the Region's Ancient History
Learn what the remains of a Roman villa and other ancient artifacts can tell us about life in Roman Wales 2,000 years ago.
The Surprising Cost of Doomscrolling At Work — And The Simple Way to Stop (M)
Why do people keep scrolling through bad news when it makes them feel worse?
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy Dean700,000-Year-Old Elephant Tooth Reveals a Lost Ecosystem Shared by Early Humans
Discover what fossilized elephant teeth and tusk fragments can tell us about prehistoric ecosystems.
18 Essential Relationship Rules Every Couple Should Follow (P)
The simple rules that keep relationships thriving -- are you practicing them?
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanVictoria Cross of hero killed alongside famous WW1 poet is sold
A medal born in a last stand beside a famous poet just resurfaced in a quiet sale, but the number it drew feels like someone put a price on grief.
Daily Express :: History • Chris Riches5 Common Prescription Drugs Linked To Memory Loss
Prescription drugs taken by millions of people around the world can affect memory.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanA Nasty Sign Of Omega-3 Deficiency
A high omega-3 diet can lower the signs and symptoms of the disease by 50 per cent.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanThe Clothes That Make People Appear More Intelligent
How to use clothes to appear more competent.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanThe WW2 heroes who spent years on ‘floating bombs’ stopping UK from starving
Around 33,000 Norwegian sailors served the Allies under Nazi attack. Yet while many died and others were left traumatised, their heroism was largely ignored.
Daily Express :: History • Spencer VignesThis Daily Plant Habit Could Boost Your Energy And Improve Your Gut (M)
Researchers compared a standard probiotic with a daily blend of more than 30 plants.
PsyBlog • Mina DeanI'm a TV historian and these are my top five castles
As Dan Jones releases a book about fortifications across the centuries, he talks British politics, his shock health scare and writing a James Bond novella
Daily Express :: History • Matt NixsonRemnant From Rare Supernova Seen Nearly 850 Years Ago Hides a Zombie Star at its Center
Learn about the remnant of a historic supernova observed around 850 years ago and the zombie star that has survived at its center.
This Vitamin Reduces Mental Health Problems By 50%
Around half the world's population are thought to have an insufficiency of this vitamin.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy Dean2 Supplements That Significantly Reduce Heart Disease And Cancer Risk
The most recent trial confirms that two nutrients can reduce deaths from heart attacks and cancer.
PsyBlog • Mina Dean3 Personality Traits Associated With Infidelity
Up to 50% of people admit cheating on their partner.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanCOVID-19 Cases Are Picking Up Again — These Are the Variants That Health Officials Are Watching
From Stratus to Cicada, several variants are on the radar as COVID-19 activity rises, impacting how the virus spreads, its severity, and how it interacts with the immune system.
Wild Elephants Use 41 Different Gestures to Tell Others to "Move Away" or "Stop That"
Learn how elephants use their trunks and ears to get a response from others, and why they keep gesturing when ignored.
Jonathan the Tortoise Is 194 Years Old, Flu Cases Are Already Spiking, and Night Sky Events to Catch in October
Discover the top stories from Oct. 3 to Oct. 9, 2026, including the hidden dangers of marathon running, a hoard of Celtic coins, and Jonathan the Tortoise.
A Diarrhea-Causing Bacterium Spread Through Sex is Resisting Five Common Antibiotics
Learn how Shigella spreads between sexual partners and why growing antibiotic resistance is leaving fewer treatment options.
Cannabis Destroys Sleep Quality
A 35-year study shows cannabis use links to fragmented, poor sleep measured by monitors, even though users believe they slept well.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsGenetic Risk for Anorexia May Begin Outside the Brain
Anorexia patients are 4x more likely to carry mutations in PLIN4, a fat-storage gene in muscle and adipose tissue, revealing a key metabolic component.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsForget Decline: This Beautiful Change Gives The Aging Brain A New Purpose (M)
After 50, the brain starts processing experience differently. The reason may be closely connected to how wisdom develops. The brain does not simply decline with age; rather, it moves into a new phase of development -- one better suited to its accumulation of knowledge and experience. When we are young our minds hoover up and … Continue reading "Forget Decline: This Beautiful Change Gives The Aging Brain A New Purpose (M)"
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanThe Common Vitamin Linked To Weight Loss
The vitamin deficiency linked to increased belly fat.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy Dean2 Personality Traits Linked To A Stronger Immune System
Certain personality traits influence the body's immune system response.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy Dean4 Wonderful Signs You Have A High IQ
Four things that indicate high intelligence in a person.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanMars' Odd 1,100 Mile Long Cloud Forms in Mysterious Ways — a New Model May Reveal How
Learn more about the AMEC, a strange, recurring cloud on Mars that has long baffled scientists, until now.
Why Big Dogs Die Younger Than Small Dogs May Come Down to Jumping Genes
Learn how DNA changes in 864 dogs may help explain why larger breeds age faster and tend to have shorter lives.
California May Ban Quartz Countertops Over Risk of Incurable Lung Disease in Workers
Learn about California's proposed ban on quartz countertops, a move inspired by concerns over rising cases of an incurable lung disease.
Ancient Bronze Ring Engraved with Alexandria’s Famous Lighthouse Found in Sunken Royal Ruins
Learn how a first-of-its-kind bronze signet ring was discovered in the submerged remains of a royal quarter once visited by Cleopatra and Julius Caesar.
Denali's Chunky Puppy Winner Mammoth Lives Up to His Name at 77.1 Pounds
Learn how Denali’s chunky puppies will train alongside experienced sled dogs for their future as canine rangers.
Higher BMI Linked to Longer Survival After a Dementia Diagnosis
A study of 4,500+ adults shows overweight or obese BMI at dementia diagnosis is linked to significantly lower mortality risk, highlighting metabolic reserves.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsCan We Predict Hearing Loss Long Before Symptoms Ever Start?
Precision phenotyping combining audiometric data and genetics predicts sensorineural hearing loss far more accurately than standard billing codes.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsThe Remarkable Physiological Effect Of Being Around Someone You Love (M)
Being close to someone you trust changes how the body handles everyday physiological demands.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanHow Dark Traits Reshape Speech
A new study reveals psychopathic traits like boldness, meanness, and disinhibition drive distinct, complex language patterns.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsWhen and how to see Draconid meteor shower in UK as Met Office shares forecast
One of three meteor showers is set to peak this week.
Daily Express :: Science • Astha SaxenaWin a set of smart light panels worth £229.99!
This month, we’re giving you the chance to win a 15-panel Nanoleaf ShapesHexagon Starter Kit– Competition closes at 00:00 GMT 05/11/2026
How It Works • Scott DutfieldBig potential breakthrough for Parkinson’s treatment as scientists ‘thrilled’
The pill, to be taken once a day, allowed people with the disease to move more freely when combined with other treatment.
Daily Express :: Science • Ethan DaviesAn Odd Hole on the Moon's Surface May Lead to an Underground Cave That Could Shelter Future Astronauts
Learn about a NASA payload that will explore a pit on the Moon to find an underground cave that could shelter astronauts during future missions.
Newly Identified 165-Million-Year-Old Otter-Like Mammal Was a Top Predator in Jurassic Waterways
Learn more about this otter-like animal that was likely a top mammal predator during the Jurassic Period.
Mutated Influenza Strain May Explain the Early Start to Fall 2026 Flu Season
Learn how flu activity is rising earlier than expected in states like California and Washington and why a mutated influenza strain may help explain the unusual start.
A Broken Neanderthal Spear Survives as a 40,000-Year-Old Imprint
Learn how wood imprints and charred remains preserved evidence of Neanderthal spears, bark trays, and other belongings.
At 194, a 450-Pound Tortoise Is the Oldest Living Land Animal, and its DNA May Help Explain Why
Learn how a sample from the tortoise Jonathan’s mouth revealed youthful patterns in his gene regulators that may help explain his nearly two-century lifespan.
How Brain Cells Lock In Short-Term Memories
A new study reveals a "split attractor network" in fruit flies that explains how neural circuits stabilize short-term working memories.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsElise Mertens dedicates her Coco Gauff Beijing win to coach/boyfriend
Mertens saw off Gauff in straight sets to reach the Beijing quarterfinal and then dedicated her win to her coach/boyfriend Christopher Heyman.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMirra Andreeva speaks about Novak Djokovic’s influence on her career
Andreeva made those comments after Djokovic reached the China Open final following a difficult semifinal against Daniil Medvedev.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAExplained: Why Iga Swiatek’s psychologist Daria Abramowicz is absent in Beijing
Iga Swiatek's PR manager Dorota Krzewinska says sports psychologist Daria Abramowicz's Beijing absence was previously planned and therefore there is nothing more to the story.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMicroglia Rescue Vulnerable Dopamine Neurons in Parkinson’s
Summary: Researchers at the University of Oxford have discovered that human microglia can selectively prune away toxic alpha-synuclein aggregates from dopamine-producing neurons without destroying the host nerve cells. Utilizing co-cultures of human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-derived neurons and microglia, the team demonstrated that microglia employ “trogocytosis”, a precise cellular nibbling mechanism, regulated by GPNMB, P2RY12, and CD22 signaling pathways, along with an IL-10 molecular brake.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsStatins Linked to Reduced Glaucoma Risk and Slower Progression
A new study in 420,000 adults links statin medications to a 15% lower glaucoma risk and a 55% drop in surgical interventions.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsElena Rybakina wants to protect her body: what will happen?
Elena Rybakina's debut as world number one turned out to be a nightmare. The naturalized Kazakh tennis player conquered the top of the ranking at the US Open, where she won the third Slam of her career, surpassing Aryna Sabalenka both in the final and in the rankings. Not at her best physically, she then missed the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen, which saw the Czech Republic of Linda Noskova and Karolina Mudova triumph, presenting themselves directly at the WTA 1000 in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAA Single Neural Circuit Unifies Multidimensional Prediction
Researchers show a single spiking neural network predicts event identity, timing, and probability using local learning.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsBryson 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAOnly 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.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanBerrettini 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USALuke 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAdults 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.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsHuge 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAI 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.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsCoco 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADaniil 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
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USASinner 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USARennae 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAWill 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlexander 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACarlos 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAIs 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAEssex 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
Daily Express :: History • Thomas MogfordJannik Sinner’s ATP Finals withdrawal sparks ticket resale rush in Turin
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Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADjokovic 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAVIDEO: 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.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Coco Gauff loses in R16 after lackluster display and ‘no energy’ complaint
Coco Gauff delivered a lackluster display in the Beijing round-of-16 and paid the ultimate price after being bounced 3-6 3-6 in just an hour and 18 minutes of play.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAATP ace Matteo Berrettini reveals if his new approach is working
From 7 October, Shanghai hosts one of the most anticipated events on the tennis tour. This Masters 1000, with a strong symbolic value and great prestige, has established itself over the years thanks to the presence of the greatest champions of the discipline, who have enriched a roll of honor of the highest level. On the other hand, the one who only came close to success in this splendid tournament was Matteo Berrettini, author of a wonderful journey in 2019, but interrupted in the semifinals. Berrettini is happy again
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMcEnroe doubts Alcaraz can catch Djokovic and Federer
John McEnroe is throwing cold water on the Carlos Alcaraz hype train. Despite the Spaniard’s recent title run in Tokyo, the American tennis legend firmly believes Alcaraz will never touch the Grand Slam records set by Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Iga Swiatek avoids drama today, makes light work of Iva Jovic
Iga Swiatek delivered a dominant display to beat Iva Jovic 6-1 6-3 and safely progress into the Beijing quarterfinal.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANovak Djokovic enters elite company after stunning win over Alexander Zverev
Novak Djokovic added another remarkable chapter to his already extraordinary career at the ATP 500 event in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex Eala makes Paris Fashion Week debut with mother Rizza by her side
The 21-year-old traveled to France after representing the Philippines at the Asian Games in Japan, where she finished with a bronze medal in the women's singles event.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMirra Andreeva pulls off Maria Sharapova’s Beijing feat
Mirra Andreeva safely booked a Beijing quarterfinal spot and achieved a Maria Sharapova feat in the process after becoming just the second teenager to make multiple last-eight appearances at the China Open.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USASerena Williams’ ex-coach: There’s ‘zero controversy’ in Coco Gauff Beijing case
Serena Williams' childhood coach Rick Macci declared Coco Gauff a role model and insisted there was "zero controversy" over what happened in her Beijing match against 16-year-old Chinese wildcard Sun Xinran.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex de Minaur reveals injury details after retiring against Novak Djokovic
Alex de Minaur left his heart on court against Novak Djokovic in the final of the ATP 500 event in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMirra Andreeva does not want ‘additional tension’ ahead of very tricky Beijing QF
Mirra Andreeva confirms she definitely plans to make a thorough analysis with coach Conchita Martinez about how to approach her next match against Ekaterina Alexandrova, while also adding that she doesn't want to think too much about their head-to-head because she doesn't want to put additional "tension and pressure" on herself.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAustin Smotherman wins the Bank of Utah
Austin Smotherman claimed his first PGA Tour victory at the Bank of Utah Championship, held at the Black Desert Resort in Ivins, southern Utah. The 32-year-old American closed with a final-round 68 (-3) for a tournament-record total of 258 (-26), finishing two strokes ahead of Doug Ghim.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAJohn McEnroe identifies one problem Alex Eala still needs to fix
Her presence at tournaments creates special interest, and McEnroe admitted that he cannot remember another player from the Philippines reaching anything close to this level.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABoris Becker tells Coco Gauff not to care about comments from 'stupid people'
Boris Becker came to Coco Gauff's defense after she received racist abuse following the Beijing controversy as the German tennis legend told the American not to pay attention to comments from "ignorant and stupid people."
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAThis Newly Identified Species of Extinct Crocodile is Missing the Tip of Its Nose, Just Like the Great Sphinx
Learn more about Herugavialis cairensis, an extinct crocodile species whose fossil came from the same rocks as the Great Sphinx.
Jannik Sinner’s knee issues explained, as world No. 1 ends his season
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has decided to end his season and take care of the right knee issues that has been bothering him for a couple of months.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex Eala: How much she earned for Asian Games bronze medal
The bronze also came after she made the decision to skip the China Open, a mandatory WTA 1000 tournament.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAZheng Qinwen says ‘everybody wants to take me down’ amid gritty Beijing run
Zheng Qinwen believes "everybody wants to take me down" in Beijing as the former world No. 4 says everyone has played their "best tennis" so far against her at the China Open.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USALegends Tour: Jean Hugo dominates and won
South African Jean Hugo dominated the Reignwood Legends Championship—the only event in China on the Staysure Legends Tour calendar—winning with a score of 203 (65-67-71, -13) at the Reignwood Pine Valley course (par 72) in Beijing. Two Italians competed: Alessandro Tadini, who finished 25th with a 222 (70-74-78, +6), and Emanuele Canonica, who placed 35th with a 224 (73-70-81, +8).
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USALong COVID Fatigue May Be Linked to Reduced Blood Flow in the Brain
Learn how brain scans during an attention test revealed blood flow differences in patients with lasting fatigue years after mild COVID.
Blue Light Killed 64 Strains of Food Poisoning Bacteria and Could One Day Make Chicken Safer
Learn how violet-blue light killed at least 99% of food-poisoning bacteria in lab tests and could help reduce chicken contamination before it reaches your kitchen.
John McEnroe highlights Carlos Alcaraz problem when discussing Roger Federer record
Alcaraz returned to competition at the US Open after spending four and a half months away because of a wrist injury. He managed to reach the quarterfinal before losing to Ben Shelton in five sets.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USA100-Year-Old Women in a Tiny Sardinian Village Could Make it the World’s Next Blue Zone
Discover how historical records reveal an unusually high number of centenarians in Bolotana, where women are especially likely to live past 100.
The First Animals May Have Arrived 200-Million Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
Learn how new research challenges long-held assumptions about animal evolution and suggests that the earliest animals may have emerged during a global "Snowball Earth."
The Totskoye Nuclear Exercise Exposed Soldiers to Radiation to Prepare for a Potential Third World War
Learn why thousands of soldiers were deliberately exposed to radiation from a nuclear bomb in the Soviet Union, and why other nations did the same.
Carlos Alcaraz reacts to Jannik Sinner’s decision to end his 2026 season
Jannik Sinner's 2026 season has come to an early end, with the world No. 1 announcing on Tuesday that an ongoing knee injury will prevent him from competing again this season.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADaniil Medvedev hasn’t found his inner peace yet
A gesture of frustration that will probably cost Daniil Medvedev dearly. The Russian's ball in Beijing marked the end of the match with Novak Djokovic, which in truth, was already coming to an end. The Serbian led the match with the result of 7-5 5-3 and was preparing to take it home when the Muscovite threw the ball on the tarpaulins at the baseline to relieve some frustration and accidentally hit a spectator. The injured person had to leave the stadium accompanied by the medical staff and Medvedev was disqualified.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USATwo Recent Marathon Deaths Highlight Rare but Serious Risks for Endurance Runners
Learn about how the recent deaths of two marathoners from Wisconsin and the United Kingdom raise questions about how you can protect yourself during any future running events.
John McEnroe on Novak Djokovic: It seems like it’s gonna be soon
John McEnroe believes Novak Djokovic may not have much time left on the ATP Tour and claimed there is a real possibility that the Serbian could retire next year.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAReason why Alexander Zverev was not only lucky in 2026
It will be an immense joy when Alexander Zverev officially becomes the world number 1, perhaps after Vienna or Paris.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMillions in 9 US states told to brace for ‘coldest air of the season’
Meteorologists are warning millions of Americans to brace for the 'coldest air of the season' starting Tuesday evening.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Stacy LiberatoreCarlos Alcaraz becomes the favorite at the Shanghai Masters 1000?
The title number 27 won in Carlos Alcaraz's career takes on a special meaning and different from the others. In fact, there are many doubts that have haunted the mind of the young Spanish champion during the four and a half months spent away from the Tour to try to recover from the wrist injury suffered in Barcelona. Months in which he has asked himself the same questions several times: "Will I be able to return to play as before? Will I be able to win again?”
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAnnabel Croft demands rule change after controversial Medvedev medical time-out
The dramatic semifinal clash between Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev has sparked a fierce debate over the ATP's medical time-out regulations, with experts calling for an immediate review of the rulebook.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANovak Djokovic becomes oldest ATP champion in nearly 50 years
Novak Djokovic has added another remarkable chapter to his career by winning the China Open in Beijing for the seventh time.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAUFO ties of missing Air Force general fuel new allegations
A UFO whistleblower has made new claims about the missing Air Force general who vanished in February and his ties to UFOs.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Stacy LiberatoreReason why Novak Djokovic can dream after his triumph in Beijing
"There is no place like Beijing". This is the message that Novak Djokovic entrusted to his social profiles after setting another incredible record.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USATravel delays as computer outages disrupt Delta and United flights
A major travel disruption has been reported as two airline giants experienced system outages that led to flights unable to board passengers.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Chris MeloreItalian Federation president speaks out after Jannik Sinner ends season early
Sinner announced on Tuesday that his season was officially over and that he would now start another period of treatment.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAHow to Watch October's Full Moon, Meteor Showers, and Halloween Fireballs Light Up the Night Sky
Learn more about all the night sky activities set to take place in October 2026 and the best ways to view them.
Jannik Sinner receives a message of support after his latest decision
The final won at Wimbledon against Alexander Zverev will be the last match played by Jannik Sinner in 2026.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMost People Assume Thinking Requires Language — These Results Suggest Otherwise (M)
What happens to reasoning when language breaks down? Brain scans revealed an unexpected answer.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy DeanSabalenka's No. 1 chase falters in Beijing following surprise loss to bartunkova
Aryna Sabalenka's push for the year-end No. 1 ranking just hit a massive roadblock. The world No. 2 crashed out of the China Open in the third round, suffering a stunning upset at the hands of Czech qualifier Nikola Bartunkova. Sabalenka looked completely out of sorts, leaking unforced errors at the worst possible moments and watching a crucial tournament slip through her fingers. The defeat in Beijing stings even more given the circumstances. Current world No. 1 Elena Rybakina had already suffered her own shock exit, falling to world No.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USALIV Golf stars given extra time to make decision over 2027
The original deadline was October 13, but it has now been moved to October 25 as LIV continues working on a new structure following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in September.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAEarly DBS Protects Cognition in Genetic Parkinson’s
Timing of DBS surgery is critical to preserve cognitive function in Parkinson's patients with GBA1 mutations.
Neuroscience News • Neuroscience NewsKarolina Muchova admits she was ‘shaking’ and feared she wouldn’t beat Naomi Osaka
Karolina Muchova admitted that even she wasn't sure she would finish the match after missing so many match points against Naomi Osaka, while also revealing that she was "shaking" after finally converting her ninth one.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANASA targets hole on the moon in hunt for ‘underground structure’
NASA has announced a new project to hunt for an 'underground structure' that could be lurking deep inside a mysterious pit on the moon's surface.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Stacy LiberatoreCarlos Alcaraz addresses his team after first ATP title since wrist injury
The Spaniard defeated Jiri Lehecka 7-6(4), 6-4 in the Tokyo final to successfully defend the title he won last year.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMichael Kim explains why Tiger Woods may not immediately transform Champions Tour
Woods turned 50 at the end of last year and is now eligible to play on the senior tour.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAHurricane models show Gulf storm Isaias reaching Category 1 strength
Widespread flooding and hurricane-force winds threaten millions as a powerful storm nears the US.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Chris MeloreCoco Gauff admits Novak Djokovic is ‘an alien’ after watching him at 39
Gauff watched part of the match and was asked about the Serbian veteran after her own win in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAHolding your breath could REWIRE your brain, study reveals
Scientists have discovered that freedivers who plunge deep underwater develop incredible mental adaptations that protect neural networks involved in attention, movement and memory.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Xantha LeathamCoco Gauff sounds off on 'insane' amount of racist abuse after Beijing drama
Coco Gauff says she has received an "insane" amount of racist comments following the Beijing match incident, while also highlighting that she is "not a cheater or a thief."
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex de Minaur apologizes after injury ends China Open final against Novak Djokovic
The Australian had produced a competitive first set against the 24-time Grand Slam champion, but Djokovic took it 7-6(3).
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USATech expert reveals the Amazon Prime Day deals to skip and to snap up
We've scoured Amazon's historical prices to find you the deals that are really worth grabbing now, and the ones worth waiting until Black Friday for.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Wiliam HunterNovak Djokovic tops injured Alex de Minaur, wins 102nd ATP title in Beijing
Novak Djokovic simply cannot lose a match at the China Open in Beijing, even at 39! Returning to one of his favorite tournaments, the Serbian legend bested three top-10 rivals to claim the first title of the season and improve his Beijing score to 34-0! Now, that is how you save a break point 🤩 @ChinaOpen | #ChinaOpen | @DjokerNole https://t.co/JJGVN4fO6j — ATP Tour (@atptour) October 6, 2026 After beating Alexander Zverev and Daniil Medvedev, the veteran faced Alex de Minaur in the title clash.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMoon Trivia Quiz – How It Works
Quizzes – From lunar craters to Apollo landings, see how much you really know about Earth’s nearest neighbour– How It Works
How It Works • Scott Dutfield“I’m tired of it”: Gambill claims the Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry is stalling men’s tennis
The former world No. 14 praised the recent American surge at the US Open, arguing that fresh faces are far more compelling than the repetitive dominance of the sport’s top two stars
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACarlos Alcaraz edges Jiri Lehecka, defends Tokyo title
After missing four and a half months with a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz is finally holding an ATP trophy in his hands again!
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAWorld’s heaviest insect makes astonishing comeback from exctinction
The world's heaviest insect has made an astonishing comeback after conservationists saved the giant bug from the brink of extinction.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Wiliam HunterJannik Sinner abandons 2026 season, leaving Six Kings Slam scrambling for replacement
Jannik Sinner has officially pulled the plug on his 2026 tennis campaign. The world No. 1 is shutting down his season to rehabilitate a stubborn right knee injury, completely removing his name from the upcoming Six Kings Slam exhibition in Riyadh.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANovak Djokovic reveals main priority before Alex de Minaur Beijing final
Novak Djokovic is one win away from his seventh China Open title in Beijing following a notable display at one of his beloved events.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAThe death of pale rosé? Gen Z prefer dark pink wine, study says
Forget vineyards, vintages and fancy French labels - according to a new study, the quickest way to win over Gen Z wine drinkers is simply to make your rosé a darker shade of pink.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Xantha LeathamBeijing: Karolina Muchova edges out Naomi Osaka after crazy ending and nine MPs
Karolina Muchova edged out Naomi Osaka 7-5 1-6 7-6 (9) after needing nine match points in a two-hour and 52-minute Beijing round-of-16 thriller.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAGreg Rusedski urges Sinner to follow Alcaraz's lead and protect his injured knee
Jannik Sinner’s right knee injury continues to derail his 2026 season. After successfully defending his Wimbledon title in mid-July, the World No. 1 hasn't played a single competitive match.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABernard Tomic, 33, ends seven-year Masters drought by qualifying for Shanghai
Bernard Tomic is set to compete in a Masters main draw for the first time in seven years after making it through the Shanghai qualifying event.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMind-reading AI recreates exact images from your brain activity
Scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking 'mind-reading' AI that can recreate images people are looking at simply by analysing their brain scans.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Xantha LeathamBreaking: Jannik Sinner ends season due to ongoing knee issues
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has officially ended his 2026 season, confirming that he will not return to competition before the new year.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACoco Gauff hits back at 'ridiculous' gamesmanship claims with detailed explanation
Coco Gauff offered a detailed public explanation after the controversial moment in her Beijing match against Sun Xinran, pushing back against accusations of gamesmanship and explaining why she didn't stop the point immediately after first noticing the flickering lights.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Linda Noskova gets bounced after subpar display, Mirra Andreeva reaches QF
Linda Noskova delivered a subpar display and exited Beijing in the round-of-16, while Mirra Andreeva handled business in her match and booked a quarterfinal spot.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAHome star Zheng Qinwen gets real on ‘big pressure’ in Beijing and crowd distractions
Zheng Qinwen admitted that she felt "a lot of pressure" during her Beijing win over Marie Bouzkova, while also acknowledging to the home crowd that she got annoyed at certain moments because of noises and movement during points.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACarlos Alcaraz seeks his first ATP title since February in Tokyo
World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz is through to his first ATP final since April following a 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 victory over fellow Spaniard Jaume Munar.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAIga Swiatek suggests being close to loss and 'caring less' helped in Beijing comeback
Iga Swiatek made another candid admission after beating Donna Vekic in Beijing, suggesting that being on the verge of losing actually helped her relax because she cared a little less in those moments.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADaniil Medvedev apologizes after being defaulted against Novak Djokovic
Daniil Medvedev has apologized after accidentally hitting a spectator during his China Open clash against Novak Djokovic.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABritish tennis player claims Carlos Alcaraz is making one mistake with his attitude
The 23-year-old defeated Jaume Munar 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 in the Japan Open semifinal after once again having problems in the first set.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USALiam Nolan wins the Abu Dhabi Challenge
Irishman Liam Nolan secured his first professional victory on the HotelPlanner Tour, finishing at -21 in the Abu Dhabi Challenge held at the Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club. It was a win built on great composure over the weekend, capped by a final round of 65 (-5) that allowed him to pull four strokes ahead of Finland’s Tapio Pulkkanen, who finished second at -17.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANaomi Osaka shows major respect for Karolina Muchova as she aims for Beijing revenge
Naomi Osaka declared Karolina Muchova "an amazing and dangerous player," but also noted that she would focus on herself when she meets the Czech in a Beijing showdown.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAFormer world No. 1 explains why Rafael Nadal stands above the rest
The Spaniard became an idol for many younger generations, while he also gained the respect and sympathy of many people throughout his career.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMaria Timofeeva says her watch has been returned, apologizes for ‘mess’ caused
Maria Timofeeva says the issue has been resolved after her watch was stolen in Beijing, while thanking the tournament organizers for being cooperative and apologizing "for any mess and misunderstanding" caused by the situation.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAdrian Meronk claims fifth DP World Tour title
Adrian Meronk ended a 1,078-day wait to claim his fifth DP World Tour victory at the 2026 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USATesting Whisky in Space Using an Artificial Tongue Could Help Explore Foundations for Orbital Factories
Learn about an upcoming project that will distill whisky in space, uncovering chemical changes to lay the groundwork for orbital factories.
Andy Murray explains what ‘very few’ athletes can match about Rafael Nadal
The former world No. 1 was one of the main names at the Academy Slam, where several retired players returned to the court.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACreatine May Help Middle-Aged Adults Maintain Strength Without a Structured Workout Routine
Learn more about creatine supplements and how a new study found they helped people gain lean tissue and strength without working out.
An Unexplained Death at a Siberian Plague Institute Leaves Nearly 200 Under Observation
Learn how an unexplained illness prompted hospital quarantines in Siberia and why reports of a plague ingestion remain unconfirmed.
Archaeologists Reconstruct a 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Coin Hoard Scattered by Centuries of Plowing
Learn how 11 silver coins found beneath a former sports field were traced to a single Celtic hoard buried more than 2,000 years ago.
Psychic warned of ‘future pandemic’ weeks before Russia’s plague scare
A self-proclaimed psychic has been thrust back into the spotlight over his warning about a future pandemic just days before reports of a suspected plague case in Russia surfaced.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Stacy LiberatoreIga Swiatek reveals she copied Novak Djokovic idea from Roger Federer match
Swiatek pointed out that there are moments when accepting a difficult situation can actually help a player relax.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAMenopause May Mark a Critical Window for Understanding Alzheimer's Risk in Women
Discover why researchers believe menopause could help predict brain health later in life.
Zverev bows out in Beijing, calls Djokovic’s level the best in five years
Alexander Zverev is out of the China Open. Novak Djokovic sent the world No. 2 packing in the quarterfinals, handing the German his ninth career loss against the Serbian star.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACoco Gauff says Sun Xinran is 'more mature' than she was at 16 after Beijing clash
Coco Gauff said Sun Xinran is "a little bit more mature" than she was at 16 and also declared the Chinese teenager an "incredible player" after their Beijing meeting.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USA4,000-Year-Old Moroccan Defense Structure May Be the Oldest Known in North Africa Beyond the Nile Valley
Learn about Oued Beht, an archaeological site reshaping our understanding of North Africa’s prehistory.
Rafael Nadal reveals reason for Roger Federer’s absence in Manacor
The Spaniard returned to the court on October 3 for the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam, an exhibition event that brought together several former rivals and friends.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAFormer Open champion on why Rory McIlroy is different from many golfers
Rory McIlroy has been one of the main figures in golf for a long time, while Stewart Cink believes there is something quite rare about the Northern Irishman.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAHurricane trackers eyeing storm in the Gulf with possible US impacts
Alerts have already been issued to millions as a potential flood-causing tropical storm forms right off the Gulf Coast.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Chris MeloreSingle People Who Do This Feel Happier With Their Lives (M)
Being single doesn't have to mean missing out. One mindset can turn it into an opportunity for personal growth.
PsyBlog • Dr Jeremy Dean"Why All the Silence?" Barazzutti demands transparency over Sinner's knee injury
Jannik Sinner’s extended absence from the ATP Tour is officially entering its third month, and the lack of concrete medical updates is starting to ruffle feathers within the Italian tennis establishment.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USARafael Nadal opens door to more tennis matches after Andy Murray exhibition
The 40-year-old Spaniard played at the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Coco Gauff beats Sun Xinran after disputed point leaves teen crying
Coco Gauff reached the Beijing round-of-16 after registering a 7-5 6-1 win over Sun Xinran, but not without some drama as the Chinese teenager's game fell apart after a moment late in the first set that left her crying.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAJames Acaster could win Celebrity Traitors, psychologist says
Comedians have a habit of making people laugh - but they may also have a knack for getting away with murder.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Xantha LeathamReason why Alexander Zverev is injured less than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz
Alexander Zverev is having a magical year that he will hardly forget for the rest of his career. Sascha has definitively unlocked himself at the Slam level with even two triumphs between Paris and New York, also finding an enviable continuity of results that had only been achieved in recent years by the monsters Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. What is allowing the German to make the difference on both, this season, is physical integrity.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABoris Becker says what he wants Alexander Zverev to achieve ‘ASAP’
Zverev had an opportunity to continue putting pressure on Jannik Sinner at the top of the rankings at the China Open, but Djokovic stopped him in the quarterfinal.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAJordan Spieth on the Tiger Woods role many fans missed at the 2021 Ryder Cup
Being away from the team did not mean the 50-year-old had no role. Woods kept contact with captain Steve Stricker and several American players before and during the event
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADjokovic’s Beijing big perfromance gifts Sinner more time at World No. 1
Jannik Sinner hasn't played a match since Wimbledon, but his World No. 1 ranking is safe for now—and he has Novak Djokovic to thank for it.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAFBI warns every American with a phone about ‘insidious’ new scam
The FBI has issued an urgent warning to Americans with a phone about scams that have tricked victims into handing over more than $1.6 billion.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Stacy LiberatoreAncient Egyptian servants were sacrificed when their king died
Archaeologists examining the remains of people buried around royal tombs have discovered many had suffered devastating blows to the head.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Xantha LeathamAlexander Zverev notices big difference in Novak Djokovic’s game in Beijing
Djokovic defeated the world No. 2 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 after two hours and 35 minutes in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADaniil Medvedev gets defaulted, Novak Djokovic reaches Beijing final
Novak Djokovic is through to his seventh China Open final from as many trips to Beijing. The legend led 7-5, 5-3 against Daniil Medvedev before the Russian hit a spectactor with a non-play ball and got defaulted. This point had EVERYTHING 🤯 @DjokerNole | @ChinaOpen | #ChinaOpen https://t.co/JXqbR7kEoi — ATP Tour (@atptour) October 5, 2026 The Serbian stopped the clock again after beating Alexander Zverev a day earlier and provided another high-profile victory.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAATP legend shares his honest opinion on Jannik Sinner
Former world number 1 Ilie Nastase, guest of the Sports Festival in Trento, talked about himself and talk about current tennis.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAnastasia Potapova ends season after two unfortunate injuries in last two tournaments
Anastasia Potapova has called it a season after retiring injured in Beijing as the 25-year-old says her body has been sending her "signs" that it is time to stop.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USACarlos Alcaraz admits what has been confusing him all week in Tokyo
The 23-year-old defeated Jaume Munar 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 in Monday’s semifinal and moved one win away from defending his Japan Open title. But the match started badly for the world No. 3.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAAlex de Minaur provides proof that he wants to change his career
Alex de Minaur will be able to count on a very special help in his team in the coming weeks. In fact, he has announced the entry of Lleyton Hewitt into his team. The former world number one, captain of the Australian Davis Cup team and one of the great figures of reference in tennis in his country, has temporarily joined the staff of the current Australian number one to accompany him in this part of the season. "He's helping me for the next few weeks. He's always been someone who has been by my side and done so much for me.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAWatch the moment a great white shark snatches a fish from a line
A stunning video has captured the moment a great white shark snatches a fish from a line off the coast of Cape Cod.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Wiliam HunterIga Swiatek was ‘just really pissed’ before pulling off epic Beijing comeback
Iga Swiatek admitted she was "just really pissed" and angry before finding a successful solution and completing a stunning comeback against Donna Vekic in the Beijing third round.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USANovak Djokovic's records prove that age is just a number
Following a shocking first-round exit at the US Open and a drop out of the top 10, Novak Djokovic arrived at the ATP 500 in Beijing surrounded by retirement chatter. He answered those doubts by taking out the most important player on tour.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Elina Svitolina punishes Maria Sakkari's missed chances to reach R16
Elina Svitolina has just booked a Beijing round-of-16 spot after overcoming No. 25 seed Maria Sakkari 6-4 7-5 in a high-quality match that lasted just over an hour and a half.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAThe secret to happiness? Cats! Countries with more felines are happier
In a new study, researchers have found countries with more cats per person had higher levels of happiness.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Wiliam HunterWhat is Jakub Mensik's real potential? All details inside
Jakub Mensik is convinced that he can surpass Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner even when they are at their best in the most important tournaments.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Zheng Qinwen survives 3R thriller, set to meet next tournament sensation
Zheng Qinwen is through to the Beijing round-of-16 after surviving yet another three-set match and outlasting Marie Bouzkova 7-6 (3) 4-6 7-5 in a thriller that lasted just under three hours.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAReason why Jannik Sinner’s silence is a problem
Jannik Sinner will also miss the Masters 1000 in Shanghai: he announced it through his social media accounts.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADiamonds Are Forever inspires a new James Bond book by bestselling historian
Seventy years after the Ian Fleming masterpiece, which became 1971 Sean Connery film, Dan Jones has been inspired to write a new short 007 adventure
Daily Express :: History • Matt NixsonCoco Gauff has advice for ‘really promising’ Sun Xinran ahead of Beijing clash
Coco Gauff declared Sun Xinran "really promising" and added that she expects the 16-year-old to play well against her, while also advising the teenager to keep her expectations reasonable going into the 2027 season.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADaniil Medvedev hilariously calls Novak Djokovic 'old' & 'crazy' ahead of Beijing SF
Daniil Medvedev had jokes ahead of his Beijing semifinal clash against Novak Djokovic, hilariously declaring the 39-year-old "old" and "crazy" for still being able to play so well at his age.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USABeijing: Iga Swiatek mounts epic comeback to reach Beijing R16
Iga Swiatek pulled off an absolutely impressive comeback in the Beijing third round after storming back from a set and two breaks down to beat No. 30 seed Donna Vekic 4-6 7-6 (0) 6-2.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USADiscover the five pivotal battles that could have changed the course of WW2
Over 3,000 years of conflict, victory often hinged on the same set of circumstances. A thrilling new history examines just what wins battle and why.
Daily Express :: History • Iain MacGregorMirra Andreeva breaks Coco Gauff’s WTA 1000 teenage record in Beijing
Mirra Andreeva booked a Beijing round-of-16 spot and, in the process, broke Coco Gauff's record for the most round-of-16 appearances at WTA 1000 tournaments as a teenager.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAPastor who sparked doomsday panic claims the Rapture is just DAYS away
The pastor who set off widespread panic for his end of the world predictions has revealed his final date for the biblical end times prophecy where millions of Christians disappear.
Science & tech | Mail Online • Chris MeloreWhat 46 Ancient Egyptian Skulls Reveal About Human Sacrifice In Royal Tombs
Learn how modern forensics uncovered evidence that Egypt’s royal retainers may have been killed to serve their rulers in the afterlife.
No. 118 Alina Charaeva makes history with comeback win over new No. 1 Elena Rybakina
Alina Charaeva clinched the biggest win of her career in Beijing and became the lowest-ranked player to complete a comeback win over a world No. 1 in the process after stunning Elena Rybakina in Beijing.
Tennis World USA • Tennis World USAFormer world No. 14 says he got ‘tired’ of watching Alcaraz and Sinner
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