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Rafael Nadal right to ‘not push himself’ but latest withdrawal ‘worrying’ ahead of French Open – Mats Wilander

Mamardi April 4, 2024

Mats Wilander says Rafael Nadal is right to be cautious with his return because “there is no way” he would fight back from another injury, but admits “it’s worrying” that … Read More

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‘It would help’ – Laura Robson calls for five-set women’s Grand Slam matches from quarter-finals onwards

Mamardi January 26, 2023

Former British No.1 Laura Robson has called for five-set matches to be introduced in the women’s draw of Grand Slam tournaments from the quarter-finals onwards. Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka … Read More

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‘They get fluffy quickly’ – Mats Wilander explains why balls could be behind Australian Open upsets

Mamardi January 22, 2023

The balls being used at the Australian Open could be behind a string of shock results that have seen the top seeds in the men’s and women’s draws suffer early … Read More

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Tag: Mats Wilander

Rafael Nadal right to ‘not push himself’ but latest withdrawal ‘worrying’ ahead of French Open – Mats Wilander

‘It would help’ – Laura Robson calls for five-set women’s Grand Slam matches from quarter-finals onwards

‘They get fluffy quickly’ – Mats Wilander explains why balls could be behind Australian Open upsets