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Olympic Champions Showed Class – Australia Advances

Two singles and a doubles – then it was over at the Royal Tennis Hall. Australia went ahead to an unassailable 3–0, eventually won the Davis Cup qualifier with 3–1 and advanced in the tournament.
Olympic Champions Showed Class – Australia Advances

Borg: "Must deliver on the crucial points"

The opportunities were several, but Leo Borg failed to take them. It annoys him.
Borg: "Must deliver on the crucial points"

Tough DC Start – Ymer and Borg Not Enough

Mikael Ymer pressured world number eight Alex de Minaur in the opening match of the Davis Cup. Leo Borg followed up with an even match against Aleksandar Vukic.
Tough DC Start – Ymer and Borg Not Enough

"It's damn boring to just party all the time"

During the suspension, he partied around the world and liked the atmosphere in Los Angeles the most. Over time, he started to feel an itch in his body – Mikael Ymer missed tennis.
"It's damn boring to just party all the time"

Ymer formally selected – Heinonen replaces brother

It has been clear for a long time – but now Mikael Ymer is also formally selected to Sweden's team in the Davis Cup tennis. Moreover, it is clear who will replace big brother Elias Ymer in the squad.
Ymer formally selected – Heinonen replaces brother

Ymer pulls out of Davis Cup: "Have different views"

Elias Ymer withdraws from tennis's Davis Cup. He announces this on Instagram.
Ymer pulls out of Davis Cup: "Have different views"

Scandal Star to Stockholm – May Face Ymer

Now it is clear which Australian tennis players will be visiting the Royal Tennis Hall at the end of January for the Davis Cup, reports Expressen. One of them is the world star Nick Kyrgios.
Scandal Star to Stockholm – May Face Ymer

DC spot remains open for Ymer

It became a expected Davis Cup team that was selected for the tennis match against Australia on January 31-February 1. A spot is being held open for Mikael Ymer whose 18-month long doping ban soon expires.
DC spot remains open for Ymer

Ymer eliminated after giant upset: "It stings"

The Swedish tennis star Elias Ymer was extremely close to delighting the home crowd in the ATP tournament in Stockholm. In the end, it was still a defeat for the 28-year-old in the first round – after a thriller against fifth-seeded Chilean Nicolás Jarry.
Ymer eliminated after giant upset: "It stings"

Sweden Crushed India: "Played Good Tennis"

Four matches, four wins and not a single lost set. Sweden rolled over India in the Davis Cup and is now clear for next year's qualifying for the final.
Sweden Crushed India: "Played Good Tennis"

Borg's First DC Win: "A Dream"

He had played three Davis Cup matches and lost them all. But the fourth time was the charm for Leo Borg.
Borg's First DC Win: "A Dream"

DC Captain on Banned Ymer: "Missed"

Victory over India and Sweden may get reinforcement in the Davis Cup tennis. Then Mikael Ymer is back after the suspension for doping offense.
DC Captain on Banned Ymer: "Missed"

Sweden's Davis Cup chances increase – India's number one missing

Sweden's chance of staying in the top division in the Davis Cup increases. India's number one Sumit Nagal withdraws from this weekend's DC match.
Sweden's Davis Cup chances increase – India's number one missing

This is the Swedish team against India in the Davis Cup

14-15 September, Sweden will host India in the Davis Cup, where the winner will get a chance to qualify for the finals next year. National team captain Simon Aspelin has selected Elias Ymer, Leo Borg, doubles players André Göransson and Filip Bergevi.
This is the Swedish team against India in the Davis Cup

Nadal reaches quarterfinals in Båstad

Rafael Nadal is clear for the quarterfinals in the singles tournament in Båstad. The 22-time Grand Slam winner knocked out British player Cameron Norrie in straight sets.
Nadal reaches quarterfinals in Båstad

Nadal: "An honor to play against the legend's son"

Leo Borg stretched against what he could against the former world number one Rafael Nadal. In the end, it was still the Spaniard who won (6–3, 6–4) in front of a delighted audience.
Nadal: "An honor to play against the legend's son"

Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

Circus Nadal is underway in Båstad – 19 years after the last visit. The Spanish clay-court king remembers the parties in the tennis metropolis as a teenager, but with his wife and children present, it will probably be none of that this year.
Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

Nadal: Special feeling to meet Björn's son

Almost 20 years after the breakthrough, Rafael Nadal is back in Båstad. It was sold out when the Spanish clay-court king entered the doubles tournament and now Leo Borg is waiting in the singles game.
Nadal: Special feeling to meet Björn's son

Borg faces Nadal in Båstad: "Completely crazy"

The tennis audience in Båstad is treated to a real dream match directly in the first round of the ATP tournament. Leo Borg will face the Spanish star Rafael Nadal.
Borg faces Nadal in Båstad: "Completely crazy"
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