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استمرت بطولة أمريكا المفتوحة في تقديم الإثارة في نيويورك يوم الجمعة، بدءًا من مدير البطولة إريك بوتوراك الذي ألقى نظرة من الداخل على التحدي المتمثل في الجدول الزمني الذي لا ينتهي. الموضوع هو الأجواء، وفي زاوية أخرى، تدخلت الروائح في المشهد: اضطرت أرينا سابالينكا إلى إيقاف اللعب بسبب رائحة الماريجوانا. المصنفة الأولى عالميًا...
الأمريكيتان: سيرينا وفينوس
عاد الثنائي سيرينا وفينوس ويليامز إلى الملاعب معاً للمرة الأولى منذ أربع سنوات، حيث وثّق الجمهور اللحظات الرئيسية من مباراتهما. وحمل اللقاء طابعاً مميزاً بلمّ شمل الأختين بعد طول انتظار، حيث واجهتا منافسيهما في مباراة شهدت أجواء احتفالية.
Meanwhile, Zverev had to dig deep again: the top seed survived another five-setter that ended at 2:15am.
US Open
The US Open continues to produce drama. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz moved through with a dominant winhare, but he admitted that he needs more downtime. His plan to take more breaks came during a year. He played down.
College Football
Week 1 delivered signature moments. Colorado blocked a last-second field-goal attempt to beat Georgia Tech 14-13, a play that will be replayed all season. The UMass Minutemen pulled a second straight upset, winning at Rutgers (?). That’s a rare bright spot in a rebuild that has left them at the bottom in recent years.
Now, the first full week has games everywhere beginning Thursday, and we’ve picked out 34 can’t-miss matchups(...).
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The US Open continued to provide drama in New York, with tournament director Eric Butorac explaining the impossible balance of scheduling matches amid player and television demands. He noted.
On court, Aryna Sabalenka was the No. 1 seed but the smell proved too much, stopping mid-match before winning. At the same time, the doubles pairing of Venus and Serena drew a unified attention, with the sororal.
Men’s draw: the Zverevs and matches. Alexander Zverev made another exhausting five-setter(https...).
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- US Open continued to deliver drama.
- Tournament Director Eric Butorac explained the impossible schedule.
- Aryna Sabalenka complained about a strong marijuana smell, play stopped.
- Serena and Venus played doubles. -...
- We have a season-opening slate for college football.
- Lane at LSU..
- The MVP (UFC) final fight.
- Cathy Engelbert was reevaluated; Sparks hire.
- Katie Taylor hype.
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Tennis
The US Open continued with moments of shock and poignancy, starting with tournament director Eric Butorac pulling back the curtain on the logistical maze (behind the scenes(...)). On court, Aryna Sabalenka had a blunt complaint during her win(...) when a lingering ...
The Williams sisters' comeback was at the centre(...).
Carlos Alcaraz is through to the next round after a big win, while Zverev survived another late-night five-setter, ending at 2:15 am(...).
Gael Monfils said goodbye before his last Grand Slam after he lost to Learner Tien (score). It was all was emotion.
College Football
The season couldn’t have asked for a better start: Colorado saw a field goal ... blocked against Georgia Tech to win 14-13 in a moment that was one of wildest finishes.
At Rutgers, UMass finally got it. In a real history-changing win(...), Minutemen upset Rutgers 37-21 snapping a 16-game losing streak.
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There is no shortage of storylines at the US Open. With the players’ schedule and match requests stacking up, tournament director Eric Butorac opened up about the balancing act. Off the court, some of the smell, in fact, invaded the action when No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka stopped play to complain about a strong skunk-like -- over power The selection. At the same time, absent — Venus and Serena — didn't last long, but gave way to a final wave of emotion.
In the men’s draw, second-seed Alexander Zverev walked the plank (five sets again), while Carlos Alcaraz remains a force behind yet another mans one and No. 1.
Live under the lights, there was the notion of age, At 38 Gael Monfils? Wait no, --.
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College Football
Week 1 started with the major. The Colorado vs. Texas game, and state.
The game-winning block makes the first weekend entirely his first sign(URL). That's the first 14-13 finish. Out west, UMass won at Rutgers 37–21, finally snapping one of the longest skids.
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Tennis
The US Open continues to provide theater. Tournament director Eric Butorac opened up about the maneuvering behind one of the sport’s busiest schedules, from surfacing decisions to late-night finishes. The heat was not the only thing adding to the intensity off the court — Aryna Sabalenka stopped play during her second-round match because of a strong smell of cannabis wafting over the courtows, saying she was, uh, and not as fresh to compete.
The doubles drew the nostalgia: Serena and Venus Williams returned to the court together for first time in four years, before the crowd.
Carlos Alcaraz is still running, but there’s a link about the breaks.
In his final run, Gael Monfils(...) – with one of the best moments.
College Football
Week 1 truly delivered. Colorado won a wild finish when a field goal was blocked; UMass snapped a 16-game losing streak to win at Rutgers, all in week.
For Week 2 there’s a menu of heavyweights, and one preview is here with the 34 games to watch(https...). You can start with Notre Dame’s trip to No. 1 LSU in a game that includes a matchup with quarterback.
International Football
England have given first call-ups to uncapped duo.
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The Boks and Ireland — the history.
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Tennis
The US Open continued to produce dramatic storylines on Fridayness with the calendar crunch remains.
The tournament director’s job is one of the most challenging in sports, and Eric Butorac revealed with the juggling act of scheduling, moving and rescheduling ( insider’s look is wide open for interpretation.
That environment also comes with smells. World No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka defeated in straight sets but she was distracted on court by a strong odor of marijuana, and at one point she asked the umpireabout it. Also the week.
But the main act was the Williams sisters. Serena and Venus sat on the bench as a pair for the first time in years.
College Football
In Week, Colorado blocked a field goal as time expired to beat insert team 14-13. Also of note, UMass snapped a 16-game slide with an upset of Rutgers.
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Tennis
The US Open stayed busy, and Friday featured the return of Serena and Venus Williams to the same side of the net for the first time in four yearsassed youra. You can see theRecap here of doubles.
The seeds were, too, stable. No. 1 Iga Swiatek was taken to three sets by x. No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka survived a bizarre delay — she stopped her match entire to tell the umpire she was bothered by a strong smell of marijuana — and won. The world No. 2 still advanced (Rob) with, and the noise begin. Long story short: she asks if it can be prevented, saying “It’s not normal.”
Deadline Also, Zverev, on the men’s side, advanced after a 2:55 a.m. finish. He won in five sets over.
College Football
The definitive moment of Week 1: Colorado’s field-goal block was something else; a 14-13 game against Georgia Tech, ending on a 45-yard attempt that got blocked.
And UMass: a road breakthrough, snapping a 16-game losing skid with a 37-21 defeat of Rutgers in Week 1.
The WNBA
The WNBA’s postseason moment in the Sun has the league’s next install.
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Tennis
The US Open continued with a full, busy day. Tournament director Eric Butorac revealed what it takes to manage the schedule across two weekscarrying high demands from players, television and fans.
Security also handled unscripted moments. No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka briefly paused her match, saying the smell of marijuana made it hard for her to perform. The story picked up steam on social networks.
However, the most emotional event was the return of the Williams sisters. Serena and Venus beat the Czech duo in the first round of the doubles draw, their first together in four years. It was part of the US Open farewell.
ATP
- Zverev's endless matches: He had to come back from two sets to love down to win at 2:15 am. Stats are impressive: he survived(…) and wrote that the win was one of the best of his career.
College Football
After a wild Week, the most improbable finish belonged to Colorado. The Buffaloes blocked a 45-yard field goal attempt as time expired to beat team 14—13; the block will make the rounds. Highlights.
UMass also gave its fans a reason to celebrate: a 37–21 win at Rutgers snapped the nation’s longest losing streak, which dated 16 games (and 1,056 days).
Because football is back, here are 34 games to watch through Week, including the primetime clash between Clemson and LSU, wherenew-look offenses are at play.
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Tennis
A jam-packed US Open Friday featured comebacks, smells and sister power.
The main storyline was familiar and different. Serena and Venus Williams stepped onto the court together for the first time in four years in the women’s doubles, and they walked away with a win. The sisters defeated Czech duo Linda Noskova and Marie Bouzkova 7-6 (5), 6-4 in the first round, giving New York one more night to celebrate the two champions. It was the first time they played doubles since their first-round loss at the 2022 US Open.
“I'm going to be honest with you, I'm not ready for it to end,” said Venus.
Also at Flushing Meadows, No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka had to stop her match — not because of an injury — but because a strong smell of marijuana disrupted her. She voiced her frustration to the umpire in the first sethare.
Later in the draw, Alexander Zverev advanced after a 4-hour, 26-minute win over Francisco Cerúndolo in five sets. The match finished at 2:15 a.m. local time; Zverev describes it as crazy(...).
College Football
It was a huge Saturday. Colorado delivered a stunning final play: a blocked field goal to secure a 14-13 win over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. It was a sweep of emotions for both programs, and it came after last-minute drama that kept fans on their feet.
UMass, meanwhile, got its first win over a ranked team in 16 years, upsetting Rutgers 37-21 to end the longest losing streak in program history — “very impressive for the programme’s future,” said coach.
For week one, here are the 34 games to watch, especially or a1, etc.,
Soccer
Quick update: CONCACAF, UEFA latter.
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Finally, this weekend can change the landscape in women’s boxing. Katie Taylor takes on Amanda Serrano for the undisputed title. But the biggest context: this takes place in front of 90,000 at Croke Park.
Coverage: It’s probably the biggest fight for women’s boxing to date in Ireland and we preview it.
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Tennis
The US Open brought nostalgia and strictness to the grounds on Friday trees.
Serena and Venus Williams played doubles for the first time since 2022, defeating the Czech tandem and advancing to the second round of the tournament. The pair will face… later.
No 2 seed Aryna Sabalenka overcame a disrupted first set after she complained that a strong marihuana smell was affecting her on court, and she asked the supervisor to do something. She reported the smell.
The day also ended in a marathon: Alexander Zverev again needed fifth sets to seal a place after 4-hour, which ended at 2:15 a.m.
College Football
Colorado and UMass had the wildest moments of the first full Saturday of college football. Colorado’s defense blocked a field goal as time expired to beat Georgia Tech, 14-13. UMass, meanwhile, broke the longest losing streak of the FBS at 16 with a monumental 37-21 upset at Rutgers(...).
Also schedule, a dominant football game on Labor Day: LSU starts with freshman quarterback...and a giant.
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The US Open kept players and fans on a winding road Friday ticket south. In the afternoon, the focus was largely on Aryna Sabalenka, who triumphed in three sets but also had an unusual request heard on court: the smell of marijuana was disturbing. Sabalenka’s complaints were picked up by the chair umpire, delaying the match(...) for several minutes. At night it was Zverev (…).
But the lasting memories came in doubles. The Williams sisters paired up again at a Grand Slam, delivering a 7-5 6-1 victory. Here's the recap and the nostalgia:, it was a scene. Venus and Serena were both in tears.
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Flushing Meadows had another high-drama day at the US Open, with 44 matches across the grounds. In the early going, No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka was in control of her third-round match but stopped in the middle of the second set to request that the smell of marijuana was cleared from the air.
But the signature moment of the afternoon was the return of the Williams sisters. Serena and Venus Williams were back together on the doubles court for the first time since 2022, defeating Lucia Bronzetti and Elisabetta Cocciaretto, 7-5, 6-1, before a forced crowd that included former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson flashing a smile in the player’s box(...). With the win, the sisters advanced to the second round.
Two days after trailing No. 2 seed Casper Ruud in a four-set match, Zverev once again showed strong legs incl. …
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College Football
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Tennis
On Friday at the US Open, there was drama on and off the court. Tournament director Eric Butorac gave his insight into the difficult and complex art of tournament scheduling — a delicate game of managing television times, players, and the tournament's competitors.
Two of the sport’s biggest names took the court for doubles, as Venus and Serena Williams won their first-round match in their first Grand Slam doubles match in four years.
Earlier, world No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka complained about the smell of marijuana during her match. Sabalenka said during a mid-game stoppage that the smell was overwhelming, delaying play for a few minutes.
Alexander Zverev saved two match points to beat... In the second round in a match that ended at 2:15 a.m., a special.
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The US Open was beautiful, but the tournament’s integrity and schedule controversy hung in the air. An interview with tournament director Eric Butorac unveiled the complicated process behind the schedule. He talked about balancing marquee names, wear and tear.randa.
But the smell took center stage: Aryna Sabalenka paused play to seek(...) after complaining of a smell of Marihuana in the first set, while at the same time the Williams sisters’(...) doubles were back in the conversation.
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College Football
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Tennis
The US Open delivered another day of intense plotlines Friday, highlighted by the return of the Williams sisters in doubles, but also by the fine-tuned and often chaotic operation behind the scenes. Tournament director Eric Butorac gave a peek at the schedule’s complexity — always balancing television, players and crowd expectations, all under the sun of New York.
Out on the courts, second seed Aryna Sabalenka stopped her match momentarily, telling the umpire she was affected by the smell of marijuana drifting over. The moment quickly became a talking point.
More importantly, back together: Venus and Serena Williams notched their first doubles victory as a pair since 2018 in front, yes, of a packed Louis Armstrong Stadium—taking another step in the older sister’s farewell major.
Zverev’s long night:
In other news, another five-set marathon got finished at 2:15 a.m., leaving the 2–seed staggering with what felt like a re-birth; the epic finished 4h26m and is a new record. It was scary(...) he said.
College Football Early Days
There was a “College Game Day” feel both in the stands and with the final stages: Colorado blocked a field goal as time expired(...) to slip past and give Deion Sanders another signature winiki.
We had a big number: 52 combined points. Where things stand:
-- Colorado, Georgia Tech 13: with a blocked kick as time expired, and a day that was a heroic form. -- UMass breakthrough: The Minutemen win their first since 2022, a 37-21 road win over Rutgers.
And, across. Big weekend:
Women’s basketball – USA
The U.S. women’s national team won the FIBA World Cup. It was a statement win over hosts Berlin.
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Soccer
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Tennis
New York’s heat and humidity continue, and the tennis has been chaotic É. Yet only one result may produce a full night's sleep: Alexander Zverev again escaped a five-set marathon, finishing at 2:15 a.m. after saving two match points to beat … .
But the day truly belonged to two names—the Williams sisters. The duo returned in the first round together after four years, positively thrilling the crowd in a win. For Venus, it is … .
Also notable: Sabalenka had a complaint about the smell and took a medical timeout. The champion.
Goodbyes
In men’s singles, a fan favorite said goodbye. Gael Monfils(...) lost in four sets, and received a long, loud ovation when he left the court. It may mark the end of his US Open career.
College Football
Week 1 was full of reversals and major victories's. The biggest: UMass ended the longest losing streak in FBS history. The Minutemen scored 24 consecutive points to beat Rutgers 37-21 and ended 16-game losing streak. In Boulder, Colorado blocked a field goal at the buzzer, with Travis Hunter making an all-around difference the final play to beat Georgia Tech 14-13.
Women’s Basketball
- The U.S. women remain on top: Breanna Stewart scored 29 points as the U.S. won the FIBA Women’s World Cup gold medal. It’s their fourth straight title, and ….
Men’s
- MLB: The Dodgers…
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Tennis
Two very different matches carried the day in New York. Serena and Venus Williams teamed for doubles for the first time in four yearsasi and made it through in a match that produced some classic flashes. ... with the recap.
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At the US Open, Friday belonged to the Williams sisters. Serena and Venus Williams took the court together for the first time in four years, delivering a nostalgic doubles win that captured the moment. Meanwhile Aryna Sabalenka had a more unusual issue: she complained about the smell of marijuana wafting over the court, forcing a brief delay. On the men’s side, Alexander Zverev came through another five-set battle that ended at 2:15 a.m., running his record of comebacks this fortnight.
College Football
Week 1 delivered. Colorado pulled off a miraculous finish with a blocked field goal in the final seconds to stun the crowd, while UMass snapped the longest losing streak in program history with a massive road win over Rutgers. Elsewhere, the biggest story? Notre Dame and LSU provided drama.
Women’s Basketball
WNBA – Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced her retirement, closing a chapter in which she oversaw massive growth but also faced criticism. More here.
Also in sports:
– The bid for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup: Brazil will host the tournament, and the motion passed with (…).