Juan Martin del Potro has detailed the “never-ending nightmare” that is life after tennis, with the 2009 US Open winner admitting that he deals with “terrible” daily pain. The Argentine concluded his ...
Celebrities like Issa Rae and Nicky Hilton Rothschild, and former tennis stars like Maria Sharapova and James Blake, helped close out the tournament in style. By Alyson Krueger The congratulatory (or ...
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US Open winner forced to deny 'totally false' rumors about private life
Juan Martin del Potro has taken to social media to deny rumors about his private life, with the former US Open champion ...
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Juan Martin del Potro rips reports about him becoming father as 'totally false'
Del Potro had a strange Friday morning after receiving multiple texts congratulating him on becoming a father.
Juan Martin del Potro had a hilarious response as he came out to publicly deny “totally false” rumours. The 2009 US Open champion retired from professional tennis three years ago and played a farewell ...
Say it ain’t so, Juan Martin del Potro! The 2009 US Open champion posted an disappointing update to social media on Thursday, as his plans for a farewell match at the year’s final Grand Slam event ...
Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Juan Martin Del Potro of Argentina pose for a photo prior to a farewell game at Mary Teran Weiss Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Photo: Getty Images When I worked for ...
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Andy Murray of Britain beat Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina for his second consecutive Olympic singles gold medal. Murray's 7-5, 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 victory Sunday at the Rio Games ...
The blue clay at the 2012 Madrid Open has given some of the world's top tennis players fits, and it's going to help underdog Alexandr Dolgopolov (16) defeat Juan Martin del Potro (10) in the ...
The miracle run of Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro continued Saturday in Rio de Janeiro, as he defeated Spain's Rafael Nadal 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (5) in an instant classic to earn an opportunity to play ...
The congratulatory (or consoling) moment after a match has, for many players, evolved into an elaborate show of affection. By Cindy Shmerler This year’s U.S. Open is a good time to remember ...
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