Wimbledon tune-up wins for Paul, Pegula, Sinner and Putintseva. Full report plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
Tommy Paul captured his third ATP Tour title and first on grass Sunday at Queen's Club, where he defeated Lorenzo Musetti 6-1, 7-6(8) in the final. The victory lifts the heartthrob to No. 12 on the ATP computer -- now making him the No. 1 ranked American.
The Italian had won three exhausting three-set battles to get there, so could easily be forgiven for running out of gas
It was far from an easy week, but Jannik Sinner won his first tournament as the World No. 1 in Halle. The Italian star lost a set in each of his first three matches, but battled through on each occasion and ultimately defeated Hubert Hurkacz 7-6(8), 7-6(2) on Sunday to lift the ATP 500 trophy. Ironically, Carlos Alcaraz now holds two of the four Grand Slam titles but slipped to No. 3 (behind Novak Djokovic) by losing in the round of 16 to Jack Draper in London.
Yulia Putintseva captured the third Hologic WTA Tour singles title of her career on Sunday in Birmingham with a 6-1, 7-6(8) win over Ajla Tomljanovic in the final of the Rothesay Classic.
Neal Skupski and Michael Venus captured their first title as a team on Sunday at the cinch Championships, where they clawed past singles stars Taylor Fritz and Karen Khachanov 4-6, 7-6(5), 10-8.
A big week for Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori became even bigger on Sunday in Halle. After becoming the first-placed team in the PIF ATP Doubles Teams Rankings earlier in the tournament — they began the week in fourth -- the Italians lifted the Terra Wortmann Open trophy. Bolelli and Vavassori defeated home favorites Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz 7-6(3), 7-6(5) on Sunday in the final.
Frances Tiafoe's tumble was our win!
Marcelo Arévalo
Why don't I ever get invited to these Juan Betancourt gatherings?
Happy ending
Your weekly reminder that Paula Badosa broke up with this to be with Frieda
The hot Zverev
Tommy looked relaxed all week
And it paid off
Is Borna Gojo looking for a cellmate?
Andy Mies is ready to travel
Cam Norrie's backup plan?
Nicolas Moreno has a strong shoulder to lean on
More of pretty boy Jack Draper's spread ...
in British Vogue
Watch Gunter de Fluffenfaast, the Dutch tennis player and environmentalist with a huge ass who never shows emotion except anger when he sees single-use plastic water bottles sponsoring the sport he loves, HERE.
Go Behind the Racquet with flexy Marcus Willis HERE.
British journey man Billy Harris had a great week at Queen's Club where he advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to eventual finalist Musetti
Queen's Club for a day with Miles Bugby
Lloyd Glasspool had better shape up
German engineering
When cute singles players ...
team up for doubles
Anyone know who the hunk in Hurkacz's box is?
Matteo Berrettini reminded us you can somehow be thicc and ripped at the same time, a la Wawrinka
The London doubles champs with Ken Skupski and hunky LSU tennis coach Danny Bryan
Need to hear more about Omar Jasika and his new "friend"
Unless Gael makes his finger disappear in the coin slot, I'm not interested
34 candles for eternally injured hunk Vasek Pospisil
For the second week in a row, Juan Manuel Cerundolo -- Francisco's little brother who won an ATP title first -- ends the week on top, this time besting Guillen Meza 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 in Bolivia Challenger
Tommy's embarrassing "influencer" girlfriend is getting excoriated online for her antics during the trophy ceremony. It also turns out she's involved in the Armie Hammer mess.
Alex Rybakov isn't just giving it away
I'm cautiously optimistic that Nole may play Wimbledon
Practice court booked -- and he says he's in if he feels like he can play to win.
Jamie Murray in charge
Luck of the Irish
David O'Hare
Liam Broady has a lot to smile about
Hot mixed-coloring couple alert: Hady Habib and Trey Hilderbrand
I'm not sure what Franco Agamenone is offering here ...
But I'm buying it
Made in Brazil: Thiago Seyboth Wild
John Lloyd & Co.
Any predictions?
(With wire services)
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