10: Generational change in tennis
Italian Jannick Sinner (22 years old) was declared the champion of the Miami Masters 1000 after a stratospheric final against Grigor Dimitrov (6-3, 6-1) and confirmed that the new generation of tennis players has arrived to take over to the Federers , Nadal and Djokovic, although the Serbian is still number 1. All three have offered unforgettable exhibitions throughout their careers, but now it’s time to enjoy the new batch with Sinner himself, Alcaraz or Rune.
With his relentless success in Miami, Sinner already has 19 titles on the circuit, including the recent Australian Open, and has established himself as one of the great tennis players today for performances like last night. He lost just one match in all of 2024, against Alcaraz in the Indian Wells semifinals, and aims to star in an exciting rivalry with the Spaniard in the coming years. Now it is time for him to show his talent on clay, a surface where he did not get the desired results last year, but seeing the current form of Sinner there is no doubt that he will be one of the clear candidates to fight for all the titles. .. What a joy to have another generation of tennis players who aim high and promise a spectacle every time they take the court! Tennis needs it.
9: Nigel Hayes-Davis’ 50 points
Forward Nigel Hayes-Davis (Fenerbahçe) made history by becoming the first player to score 50 points in a Euroleague game, surpassing Shane Larkin’s 49. He finished with an impressive 9/11 in two-point shots, 9/16 in triples and 5/7 in free throws to lead his team to victory over Alba Berlin (103-68). Hayes-Davis went to Barça two years ago and failed to shine in Palau, but now he is one of the best players in the Euroleague under the command of Sarunas Jasikevicius, another exculé who is succeeding. Life opportunities.
5: Xavi’s complaint to the journalists
Xavi Hernández, Barça coach, filed a complaint against two journalists for spreading false information, something he had never seen before. I will always maintain that a journalist’s job is to inform and nobody can interfere with their work, but if you invent things you are crossing the line. Sounds like a good complaint to me
2: No more football insults
This weekend, racist insults took place again at Getafe-Sevilla and at Sestao River-Rayo Majadahonda, forcing both matches to be abandoned. Acuña was called a “monkey”, coach Quique Sánchez Flores was insulted because of his gypsy origins and Majadahonda goalkeeper Cheik Kane Sarr was also a victim. Unprivileged.
0: Death threats to Di María
The family of Argentine Ángel Di María became the victim of a regrettable episode this week after experiencing death threats from drug traffickers in Rosario. The criminals left a message suggesting that they would kill Di María if she returned to the city. The police have arrested those responsible and hopefully they will act
Source: La Verdad
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