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Sinner Reunites with Former Fitness Coach Ahead of Key Tournaments Wimbledon winner Jannik Sinner has reinstated his former fitness coach, Umberto Ferrara, effective immediately, the Italian world No. 1 confirmed on Wednesday. Last year, Sinner ended his collaboration with Ferrara and physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi following an investigation into his positive

Wednesday’s Tour de France stage offers another high-speed contest, with a 161km route that ranks as the third-shortest in the final week. The absence of major climbs means teams focused on sprints will likely push for a group finish in Valence. With Sunday’s Paris stage unlikely to end

Daniel Dubois’ trainer, Don Charles, has dismissed claims that a gathering at the boxer’s home before his world heavyweight title fight against Oleksandr Usyk at Wembley on Saturday affected his performance. Dubois was stopped in the fifth round by Usyk, and Charles acknowledged that the fighter arrived at the

Carlsen Defends Chessable Masters Title Amid Esports World Cup Buzz In February, Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen secured another victory in the online chess world by defeating longtime rival Hikaru Nakamura in consecutive matches to retain his Chessable Masters title. The event marked the start of this year’s Champions

Arsenal have finalized an agreement with Sporting for the signing of Viktor Gyökeres in a deal that could reach €73.5m (£63.7m), resolving the previous disagreements over the structure of €10m in performance-related payments. The lengthy negotiations have concluded Mikel Arteta’s pursuit of a new striker. The breakthrough

Venus Williams had a message to convey—to herself and to others—about returning to tennis after a long absence, about competing at age 45, and about perseverance. There was undeniable significance in simply stepping back onto the court Tuesday night. Yet there was also this: She was determined to