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That's why, for the big 3 to win SO MANY, is just incredible and amazing. Complete dominance in men's tennis in the last years! __________________
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Wow!
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I can't read minds but I really think they decided to come back because Serena looks beatable and so the WTA is as open as ever. Either way good for them. It should be fun.
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Thanks for the comeback news. I hope they do well.
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So happy Team Europe won the Laver Cup!
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There is a new #1 player in the WTA like every other week. __________________
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Here is an update from the tour.
First of all in today's finals in China, Pablo Carreno Busta won the Chengdu Open, Alex De Minaur won the Zhuhai Open and Aryna Sabalenka won the Wuhan Open. Plus in Tashkent, Alison Van Uytvanck won the Tashkent Open. Also in the recent events, as mentioned earlier, Team Europe won the first Laver Cup, Jo-Wilfried won the Moselle Open, Daniil Medvedev won the St. Petersburg Open, Karolina Pliskova won the Zhengzhou Open, Rebecca Peterson won the Jiangxi Open, Nao Hibino won the Japan Women's Open, Naomi Osaka won the Toray Pan Pacific Open, Karolina Muchova won the Korea Open and Sofia Kenin won the Guangzhou Open. So that's the latest update from the tour. Next up on the schedule will be the China Open and the Rakuten Open in Tokyo. __________________
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Thanks for all the updates, Rod.
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Thanks for the updates. I've seen bits of the China Open. Some really good matches between some of the younger players.
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Here is a brief update from last week's events.
First of all in Beijing, Dominic Thiem and Naomi Osaka won the China Open. Also in Tokyo, Nole won the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships. Great win for Nole, who ends his title drought.  So that's the story from last week's events. This week's events, which are in progress, are the Shanghai Rolex Masters, the Tianjin Open and the Upper Austria Ladies Linz. The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, which was scheduled for this week, has been postponed due to the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong. __________________
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and Golovin too!
