Roger Federer’s former coach Severin Luthi has joked that Stan Wawrinka should slow down and ‘stop now’ after proving he is still a force to be reckoned. At 38 years old, the World No 3 is gradually climbing up the world rankings again and was desperately close to clinching the Croatia Open title last week.
In the end, he was edged out by a man 15 years his junior, Australian Alexei Popyrin, over three sets. Wawrinka broke down in tears
Roger Federer’s former coach has told Carlos Alcaraz he needs more consistency in his service games. Severin Luthi has explained the key area of the Spaniard’s game that needs improving.
Alcaraz stunned Novak Djokovic to win Wimbledon last month, securing the second Grand Slam of his fledgling career. The 20-year-old will also hope to topple the Serb at next month’s US Open, bidding to retain his title.
Luthi, who oversaw the final 15 years of Federer’s career, admits he enjoys
“He had a bit of a break, but now the preparations for the US tour are starting,” Ivanisevic added. “Preparations begin at the end of the week, he’s slowly starting with the fitness, and then the tennis. I don’t know exactly, the week after, mid-next month, he will leave for Cincinnati.”
Djokovic admitted that he was beaten by the ‘better player’ in Alcaraz after losing the Wimbledon final. “I’ve been blessed with so many incredible matches throughout my career. This
Novak Djokovic’s coach Goran Ivanisevic has hit back at the “stupid” idea that tennis has seen a change of guard following Carlos Alcaraz’s victory over the Serb in last month’s Wimbledon final. The 36-year-old could not claim a fifth consecutive SW19 title as the young superstar defeated him in a thrilling five-setter to spark the idea that Djokovic has finally been dethroned.
Alcaraz’s second Grand Slam has brought on a wave of talk that he can spearhead the new generation
Sister Wives star Meri Brown appears to be seeking advice from a ‘narcissistic abuse healing coach’ on TikTok in the wake of her split from polygamous husband Kody Brown.
According to the 52-year-old reality star’s following list on the video-sharing app, she is subscribed to just 79 accounts – one of which belongs to Alex Scot, a self-described trauma healing coach who helps people to leave ‘toxic relationships’.
Alex has over 420,000 followers and 3.1 million likes on her videos,
McCarthy has been utilised behind the scenes by Ten Hag as a forwards coach but clearly has no issue getting to know all members of the squad, appearing chummy with Onana after the former Inter Milan goalkeeper completed a £47million move to Old Trafford. McCarthy has been brought on the tour as part of Ten Hag’s meticulous preparations, the 45-year-old once again set to be a big part of the backroom staff.
As Rashford was revitalised last season, signing a
An Arizona man was sentenced to nearly three years in prison after attempting to extort Georgia Tech by falsely accusing its men’s basketball coach of sexual assault.
Ronald Bell, 57, was sentenced Thursday to two years and nine months in prison followed by three years of supervised release, according to U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan. Bell pleaded guilty in March to conspiring to the extortion scheme with his co-defendant, Jennifer Pendley, and a Georgia Tech security guard.
Bell recruited a
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a calf strain that will have him sidelined for “several weeks,” according to head coach Zac Taylor.
“Calf strain. It will take several weeks,” Taylor said after Friday’s practice. “And that’s the information we have right now.”
Quarterback Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals looks on during training camp at Kettering Health Practice Fields in Cincinnati on Wednesday. (Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
When asked whether the timeline could go into the regular season, Taylor
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Another Big Ten Conference football program is being rocked by a scandal, but University of Minnesota coach PJ Fleck is dismissing the allegations as ‘baseless’.
A report on Wednesday from FrontOfficeSports saw multiple former Golden Gophers players accuse Fleck of mistreatment.
The players, who were granted anonymity, detailed, ‘an environment fraught with intimidation and toxicity and referenced the ‘Fleck Bank’ — a system that allowed players with enough ‘coins’ to get away with positive drug tests, and other violations of
