Sinner and Alcaraz clash for French Open final dominance
Top seed Jannik Sinner arrives in Paris seeking his first French Open title after a 20 straight major wins while defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, 21-1 on clay this year, seeks a fourth major and a prior final experience. Djokovic notes Sinner’s form as Alcaraz pressures with confidence.
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Jannik Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz
Sinner
Novak Djokovic
Jannik
Alcaraz
Rome
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Granollers and Zeballos win doubles title at clay Grand Slam
Granollers and Zeballos, aged 39 and 40, capture their first major doubles together at the clay Grand Slam, defeating Salisbury and Skupski 6-0 6-7 7-5. Kamiji wins wheelchair singles. Oda claims men's title. Tagger tops juniors, first Austrian to win French Open junior crown.
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Horacio Zeballos
Granollers
Spain
Joe Salisbury
Neal Skupski
Yui Kamiji
Japan
Aniek van Koot
Kamiji
Tokito Oda
Alfie Hewett
Britain
Lilli Tagger
Hannah Klugman
Niels McDonald
Max Schoenhaus
Gauff Wins Paris Clash to Conquer Roland Garros Final
Coco Gauff defeats Aryna Sabalenka to win the French Open final in Paris. The 21-year-old American, entering as No. 2, overcomes nerves from 2022 heartbreak and a windy final to lift the trophy, hug Sabalenka, and receive praise from Spike Lee and the crowd. Sabalenka lauds Gauff as a fighter despite tough conditions.
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Paris
Williams
Maria Sharapova
Coco
Manassero Fox share RBC lead at Canadian Open
Matteo Manassero and Ryan Fox shot 64 to share the third round lead at the RBC Canadian Open in Caledon Ontario. Manassero moved to 14 under after a closing birdie on 18 while Fox cited solid driving and wedges as keys to his round. Lee Hodges, Kevin Yu, and Matt McCarty followed one behind. Canadian Mackenzie Hughes 12 under. Nick Taylor Hadwin and Pendrith also at 10 under. Rory McIlroy missed the cut.
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Ryan Fox
Oakmont
Manassero
TPC Toronto
Osprey Valley
Caledon
Ontario
Fox
Lee Hodges
Kevin Yu
Matt McCarty
Hodges
McCarty
Mackenzie Hughes
Jake Knapp
Andrew Putnam
Hughes
Nick Taylor
Oakville
Adam Hadwin
Taylor Pendrith
Rory McIlroy
Sinee Lee
Galloway
New Jersey
Elizabeth Szokol
Lee
Seaview
Bay Course
Szokel
Jennifer Kuocho
Mao Saigo
Ayaka Furue
Jeena Thitikul
Nelly Korda
Korda
Maja Stark
Erin Hills
Linnea Strom
Panthers and Oilers tied after dramatic double OT finale
Edmonton and Florida split a lengthy overture filled with pressure as Game 2 stretched to a second overtime. Marchand sealed the win for Florida with a backhand breakaway at 8:04 of the second OT, while McDavid logged three helpers and logged heavy ice time. The series moves to Sunrise for Game 3 with Florida holding home-ice advantage.
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Maurice
Connor McDavid
Edmonton Star
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Draisail
Oilers
Schmidt
Rodrigues
Kane
Bouchard
Arvidsson
Draisaitl
Luostarinen
Kulikov
Verhaeghe
Lundell
Sic
Perry
Walman
Bobrovsky
Skinner
Sovereignty wins Belmont at Saratoga in standout performance
Sovereignty led early in the Belmont at Saratoga as Journalism challenged on the stretch run. The Godolphin colt held on to win by three lengths over Journalism with Sovereignty 2:00.69 final time and Jockey Junior Alvarado praising the horse's strong pace and favorable spot.
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Matt
Junior
Alverado
Belmont Park
Long Island
Rodriguez
Journalism
Sovereignty
Alvarado
Rispoli
Prat
Smith
Osborne
Saez
Veazquez
Baeza
Godolphin
Michael Banahan
Banahan
Ness
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