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Alcaraz targeting ‘unbelievable’ Sinner at US Open

‘It’s in my DNA’

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CARLOS ALCARAZ is hoping to end Jannik Sinner’s dominance of hardcourt Grand Slam events as the two rivals prepare to do battle again at the US Open. World No. 1 Sinner is chasing back-to-back US Open titles in New York to set alongside his Australian Open victories in 2024 and 2025. The 24-year-old Italian has not lost a Grand Slam hardcourt match since being ousted in the fourth round of the US Open by Alexander Zverev two years ago. Alcaraz, who beat Sinner in the Cincinnati Open final last Monday when the ailing Italian retired in the first set when trailing 5-0, said yesterday that ending Sinner’s Grand Slam streak would “be (a) great thing to do.” “I think the last three Grand Slams on hard court he won, if I’m not wrong,” Alcaraz said. “It’s been unbelievable the tennis he’s bringing on hard courts. “So I just look up to him in some way just to be ready if I have to face him somewhere. It’s gonna be great…. “Hopefully, you know, meet him in the final. He has a big target, (on) his back.”

VENUS WILLIAMS said yesterday she is relishing the prospect of her record-extending 25th US Open appearance, saying the experience of playing in her home Grand Slam never gets old. The 45-year-old US tennis icon is poised to make what could be her farewell singles appearance at Flushing Meadows on Tuesday (7am Malaysian time), where she will face 11th seed Karolina Muchova in the first round. “Super thrilling to be back,” said Williams, who is competing in New York after being handed a wild card by organisers with her world ranking now standing at 610th. “It does not get old; it just gets more exciting,” she told reporters. This year’s appearance comes some 28 years after she first graced the US Open as a 17-year-old in 1997, embarking on a fairytale run to the final where she lost to Martina Hingis. Williams said that despite the litany of achievements over a career that has straddled four different decades, her passion for tennis remained undiminished. – AFP Fleetwood and Henley. He stands in fifth at 12 under (66). Bradley added suspense with big drama inside the tournament. The US Ryder Cup captain stands at 13-under to move into serious contention. Bradley has six captain’s picks to make for the Ryder Cup team on Wednesday. The question is whether he should choose himself, becoming the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963. That year’s international competition was also played at East Lake. “I was so tired Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,” said Bradley, who admitted to being preoccupied with Ryder Cup decisions and strategy this week. “I was really just truthfully trying to get through this week. “This is a bit surprising, but just I really played spectacularly today. I’m really proud of this round.” Fleetwood is close enough to taste his first PGA Tour victory – again. His near misses have been well documented. “As I was reading my putt on 15, there’s a scoreboard directly behind me,” Fleetwood said. “I was kind of aware of scores or where I was, but that was staring straight at me. “Even with the double bogey at the time, Patrick hadn’t finished with his birdie, so I was still joint leader, still in great position. “It was just one bad swing on a very tough hole and that’s what can happen.” “I was really pleased with how I bounced back and I still felt in a very good frame of mind.” – Field Level Media She wasn’t surprised to see her bunker shot at 17 hit the bottom of the cup for an eagle. “Before I got into the bunker I was thinking, ‘I can make this. It’s very makeable,’” she said. “I knew I had to hit it soft because it was really fast. It was nice to land it right where I wanted to and see it go in.” Lee drained a long eagle putt at the par-five 12th and rolled in another eagle putt at 17. She then chipped in to save par at 18. “I would say those two (eagles) are my highlights and obviously the chip-in on the last,” Lee said. “I felt like I was hitting it really solid,” she added. “With the score that I had I felt like I left a few out there, so just going to work a bit on my putting trying to get the speed and the line right, and hopefully (it will be) exciting Sunday.” – AFP

Alcaraz and Sinner’s rivalry has captivated men’s tennis in recent seasons, with the two men already facing off in two Grand Slam finals this year. “Every time we face against each other on court, we raise the level to the top,” Alcaraz said of his good natured rivalry with Sinner. “The respect we have (for) each other and the good relationship we have off the court – I think it is great,” the Spaniard said. Alcaraz suffered an upset second round exit at last year’s US Open, but believes he is better positioned to prosper this year without having to manage the additional demands of an Olympic tournament in the lead-in. “It’s much different. I have more time just to have my days completely off, just to recharge my mind, my batteries,” Alcaraz said, adding that the additional rest had left him “hungry” to play in Cincinnati. “As you could see, I was more prepared than last year,” he said. “Now I’m just feeling much better.” Alcaraz launches his US Open title bid against Reilly Opelka in Tuesday’s (8.30am Malaysian time) first round. – AFP

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Drama at East Lake

Fleetwood, Cantlay making it interesting atop Tour Championship leaderboard

T OMMY FLEETWOOD is still in position to win his first PGA Tour tournament – one of the biggest – but he’s sure mak ing it interesting. Fleetwood lost his lead at the Tour Championship after hitting it in the

water on the par 3 15th hole in the third round of the FedEx Cup playoff finale at East Lake Golf Club yesterday. He ended up making double bogey to fall to 14-under par. At the same time,

Patrick Cantlay made the second of two straight birdies on the 17th hole to move to 15 under and take the lead that Fleetwood had enjoyed all day, at times by as many as

three strokes. At the end of the day, Fleetwood overcame the mishap, and he and Cantlay stand tied for the lead at 16-under going into the final round. Russell Henley (69), who shared the second-round lead with Fleetwood, is third at 14-under. Keegan Bradley (63) is fourth at 13-under.

Tommy Fleetwood plays his shot from the 13th tee during the third round of the Tour Championship. – AFPPIC

Scottie Scheffler is still lurking. The world’s No. 1 golfer and leader in the FedEx Cup point standings started the third round five shots back of

Henderson, Lee share lead in Montreal

CANADIAN Brooke Henderson holed out from a bunker for an eagle at the 17th hole on the way to a six-under par 65 and a share of the 54-hole lead alongside Minjee Lee in the LPGA Canadian Women’s Open. Henderson, who won her home open back in 2018, delivered a dazzling finish at Mississauga Golf and Country Club, her eagle following birdies at 15 and 16. She and Australia’s Lee – whose five-under 66 featured two eagles – were tied on 11-under 202, three strokes clear of world number one Jeeno Thitikul of Thailand and overnight leader Akie Iwai of Japan. “Definitely a great way to finish with two birdies back to back and the eagle,” Henderson said. “And

even the par on 18 I was really happy with because the hole was playing pretty tough today.” Henderson, who had a total of six birdies to go with her eagle and two bogeys, claimed the most recent of her 13 LPGA titles in January 2023. The 27-year-old has just one top-10 finish this year, but said she is energised playing in front of Canadian fans. “The crowds have been so phenomenal all week, and today starting out on the first tee because I was near the final groups, it was really exciting and a lot of energy,” Henderson said. “I feel like I was playing pretty well today, so the crowd continued to grow and grow. “It was fun to give them some things to cheer about.”

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