Alcaraz Tops Djokovic to Capture Wimbledon Again
Carlos Alcaraz wins Wimbledon for the second consecutive year, becoming the third man to win Wimbledon multiple times before 22 and joining Becker and Borg. He also holds a rare 4-0 slam final start in the Open era, while eyeing larger goals beyond the current milestones. Djokovic praises his superior play as Medvedev notes Alcaraz can do it all. Alcaraz vows to keep improving and chase near-legend status.
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Krejcikova Excited For Whatever Comes Next At Wimbledon
Barbara Krejcikova, who won her second Grand Slam title with a 6-2 2-6 6-4 victory over Jasmine Paolini at Wimbledon, says she could not predict future success and plans to enjoy the journey. She notes past surprises from Roland Garros to Wimbledon and emphasizes happiness on the court, fighting for every ball, and momentum when closing out the final. Paolini, the finalist, praises Krejcikova as a complete player with sharp angles and notes her achievements in doubles and mixed events.
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Local juniors sweep at Thunder Bay tennis club tournament
U16 stars Brianna Toews and Elizabeth Niemi clinched the U16 doubles title while Niemi and Brayan Toews swept U16 singles and doubles. Horychuk won U14 boys singles with Holstrom, and Horychuk and Holstrom captured U16 doubles. Ethan Earl led U16 singles with a 3-0 round robin. Next up is the Mascarin Collision Mid Canada Open.
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NFL training camps begin as teams set rivalries and futures
The NFL opens camp with the Ravens first to report as 19 teams join by July 24. Chiefs aim for a three-peat, several new head coaches take the helm, and big-name contracts spark holdout questions. Rodgers returns to the Jets and wave of signings reshape rosters ahead of Week 1.
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