Evans' comments come after world number two Daniil Medvedev tested positive on Monday and was subsequently withdrawn from this week's Monte Carlo Masters.  Some of the top players at the Miami Open recently expressed a reluctance to get vaccinated but Evans, Britain's top ranked male player at No. 33, was not among them.  "I'm very eager to get vaccinated, if I can," he told reporters on Tuesday after beating Dusan Lajovic at the ATP Masters 100…

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Novak Djokovic swept past promising Italian teenager Jannik Sinner in two sets in Monte Carlo on Wednesday on the Serbian world number one's first appearance since claiming the Australian Open in February.
Sinner, 19, shot to prominence by making it into this month's Miami Open final.

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The LPGA Golf Tour is back in the limelight with the Lotte Championship. From 14 to 17 April in Kapolei, on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, 144 competitors will be competing, among these nine among the best 10 in the world, with the only absence - among the big ones - of South Korean Jin Young Ko, number 1 of the world ranking.

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The 11-time Monte Carlo Masters champion Rafael Nadal returns to action this week after not playing for two months, seeking another trophy at his beloved event. Nadal's campaign could have been over already before it started, as he trained with world no. 2 Daniil Medvedev on Monday, the day he and the Russian underwent their regular coronavirus tests. As it turned out, Medvedev tested positive and withdrew from the tournament, raising many conce…

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After failing to make progress through the ATP ranking list in 2004, Rafael Nadal was the player on a mission in the following season's opening months. Leaving injuries behind, Nadal was eager to show his best tennis and challenge the rivals from the top, still at 18. The young Spaniard advanced to the second week in Melbourne, losing to Lleyton Hewitt in five sets. Rafa made a long trip to the other part of the world and conquered titles in Cos…

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It had been 405 days since Roger Federer had played a competitive tennis match, yet he made it look as though it had been no more than 405 hours. In his much-hyped comeback at the Qatar Open, the

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Iga Swiatek and Mikaela Shiffrin embraced another Instagram Live conversation, discussing the best ways to deal with the pressure and the importance of psychology. Iga used the opportunity to honor her favorite player Rafael Nadal again, saying Rafa was the only player whose matches she watched when she was a teenager.

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