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Coleman Wong Chak-lam has been tipped to enter his sixth Challenger Tour final on Sunday as a more pragmatic and single-minded competitor than the young man who was beaten on his five previous attempts to lift a trophy. Hongkonger Wong survived a few sticky moments but was largely in control in his semi-final in Jiujiang on Saturday, overcoming Sun Fajing 6-3, 6-4 in one hour an...

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Coleman Wong Chak-lam has been told he will have to “sweat blood” to beat the ominously in-form Sun Fajing on Saturday and reach the sixth Challenger Tour final of his career. Emerging from a fallow 1½ months that Wong’s coach James Allemby put down to his player becoming “too result oriented”, the Hongkonger continued his charge in Jiujiang on Friday, overcoming home favourite ...

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Kei Nishikori, Asia’s most decorated men’s tennis player, on Friday said that he would retire at the end of the season after a career ravaged by injury. The 36-year-old became the first Japanese player to reach a grand slam final at the 2014 US Open, eventually losing to Croatia’s Marin Cilic. He was the first Japanese man to climb into the top 10 in the ATP world rankings, reac...

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Reigning two-time French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz said on Friday he will not play at this year’s tournament as he recovers from a wrist injury. The Spaniard said the call to shut down his clay season was made after he received the results of tests on his right wrist, also ruling him out of the Italian Open. “We have decided that the most prudent thing to do is to be cautious...

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Carlos Alcaraz said he was eager to get ⁠his socks dirty on ⁠clay again as the world ⁠No 1 returned to his preferred surface in Monaco this week to build momentum for his French Open title defence. Alcaraz won his fifth grand slam title by beating Jannik Sinner in an ‌epic final at Roland Garros last June, adding to his 2025 clay-court triumphs in Monte Carlo and Rome and a runn...

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