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Venus Williams will soon make13 Jan

Venus Williams will soon make history as the oldest woman to play the Australian Open despite recent first-round losses

Seven-time Grand Slam winner Venus Williams is about to make history as the oldest woman to play at the Australian Open. The tennis star arrives there out of form. For the second week in a row, the 45-year-old was eliminated in the first round of a WTA tournament.

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Connecting Online Hate to Betting: "Should We Support This?"29 Aug

Connecting Online Hate to Betting: "Should We Support This?"

Gambling addiction and online hate are connected, says Caroline Garcia. The former world number four questions why tennis continues to collaborate with betting companies. "It makes me very worried when I think about younger players who are coming up and who need to go through this", the Frenchwoman writes on Instagram.

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Twenty-year-old title defender easily advances

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