Clare Balding says Harriet Dart fully justified her Wimbledon wildcard because she took a set over Ostapenko
Do you agree with Clare??
#bbcsport
No, what counts are the credible accusations of domestic violence. Winning a Grand Slam is irrelevant. It doesn't vindicate you.
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Because it was time to address the dark clouds overhead at #RolandGarros:
I wrote about how Alexander Zverev is almost certainly going to win the French Open, and how people around the sport are feeling about that likelihood.
Read here:
benrothenberg.com/p/alexande…
FAO @BenRothenberg
People give Osaka such a free pass! If she were seriously that worried about mental health she wouldn't be such a Kyrgios Stan. She's only worried about her own mental health because she's incredibly self involved and self regarding.
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Andre Agassi>Andrew Castle
Something all about the joy of listening to such a knowledgable commentator.
#Wimbledon
inews.co.uk/sport/tennis/and…
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Hearing how detailed and insightful Agassi has been within just the first 20 minutes of this match, it feels even more insane the BBC and other broadcasters still rely so heavily on guys like McEnroe who admit how little they know or watch. Hope Andre becomes a mainstay.
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Maybe unpopular opinion but every single language in the world says names slightly differently and thats fine.
I think we’re allowed leniency *within reason* for name pronunciation and comprehension, just say Alcaraz, it’s the most intuitive for English speakers.
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The moment @carlosalcaraz pulled off the most IMPOSSIBLE comeback vs Sinner 🤯
@rolandgarros #RolandGarros
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COMEBACK COMPLETE.
TITLE DEFENSE COMPLETE.
#RolandGarros
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I liked A Complete Unknown but it must be said: Timothée getting all the praise and nominations for his (kinda one note?) performance as Bob Dylan instead of his incredibly layered performance as Paul Atreides is genuinely insane
And I suspect when you ask "How many innocent people are you happy to see wrongly executed?" the responses are like:
None: 95%
🚨 NEW: The first poll since Axel Rudakubana’s sentencing shows most Brits want to bring back the death penalty
Yes: 55%
No: 32%
[@Moreincommon_ / @thetimes]
































