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Emma Raducanu Withdraws from WTA7 Oct

Emma Raducanu Withdraws from WTA Wuhan Due to Heat Despite Rule

Despite the women's tour heat rule being used, British Emma Raducanu was forced to withdraw from the WTA tournament in Wuhan after receiving medical care. On the men's side, a similar rule is lacking, but after a heat chaos in Shanghai, the ATP tour is now considering introducing something similar.

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Stars Advance According to Plan in Wimbledon

The Italian Jannik Sinner is as expected advancing to the second round in Wimbledon – but it was not entirely without problems. The world number one is joined by another group of stars who won their initial matches on Monday, including the Norwegian Casper Ruud and the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz.

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