Williams sisters return to doubles at the Cincinnati tournament — Read on ESPN — tennis
Serena and Venus Williams will play doubles together again ahead of the US Open.
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Czech women's tennis climbs the world rankings — Read on Il Post
Ten Czech players are in the world's top 100, including two Wimbledon 2026 finalists.
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Alexandra Eala becomes first Filipina to win a WTA singles title — Read on ESPN — tennis
Eala beat Jessica Pegula in the DC Open final, becoming the first Filipina tennis player to win a WTA title.
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Rain-free Wimbledon sets attendance record — Read on ESPN — tennis
550,151 spectators attended the fortnight, the first rain-free Wimbledon since 2019.
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Alex Eala beats Zheng Qinwen at Mubadala DC Open, to face Fernandez next — Read on ESPN — tennis
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Zoe Hobbs wins 100m gold at the Commonwealth Games — Read on The Guardian — sport
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O'Sullivan knocked out in second round of Shanghai Masters by Wilson — Read on BBC Sport
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Geneva to host world chess championship between Gukesh and Sindarov — Read on The Guardian — sport
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Italy wins double gold at the Fencing World Championships — Read on Il Fatto Quotidiano
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Martina Favaretto wins foil gold at the Fencing World Championships in Hong Kong — Read on Il Post
Favaretto claims Italy's first individual gold at the World Championships, with Italy leading the medal table.
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Todd Gilliland wins NASCAR's In-Season Challenge and $1 million — Read on ESPN — motori
Gilliland wins NASCAR's in-season challenge, taking home a $1 million prize.
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Koivun wins 3M Open in his third event as a professional — Read on ESPN — golf
Jackson Koivun won the 3M Open by three strokes with a record score of -25 (259 strokes), beating Scheffler.
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Jenny Shin wins Scottish Open, first LPGA title since 2016 — Read on ESPN — golf
South Korean golfer Jenny Shin won the women's Scottish Open by two strokes, ten years after her last LPGA title.
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Pogacar wins his fifth Tour de France — Read on Le Monde
The Slovenian cyclist claims his fifth Tour de France victory, with no rivals at his level.
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Kohles cards a 62 to lead the 3M Open, Scheffler three shots back — Read on ESPN — golf
Ben Kohles closes the first round with a 62 (9 under par) thanks to a late eagle, leading Scottie Scheffler by three shots.
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