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Dimitrov 2026 comeback: Los Cabos withdrawal, Cincinnati

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Latest: Grigor Dimitrov Withdraws from Los Cabos ATP 250 Event, Heads to Cincinnati Masters

After a season‑ending injury in 2025, Bulgarian No. 1 Grigor Dimitrov used two ATP 250 events to restart his tour in July 2026. He entered the Båstad tournament on a wildcard, winning his first‑round match against qualif

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Luca Van Assche wins first ATP title

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Latest: Luca Van Assche claims first ATP title in Estoril

In late July 2026, French 22‑year‑old Luca Van Assche captured his maiden ATP 250 title at the Estoril Open in Portugal, defeating Belgium’s Alexander Blockx 6‑4, 4‑6, 7‑5. The victory, achieved in a windy final, marked

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Jack Draper injury and ranking comeback

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Latest: Jack Draper Withdraws from Mubadala DC Open Due to Recurring Arm Injury

In late July 2026, British former world No. 4 Jack Draper, whose ranking had dropped to No. 147 after a series of injuries, entered the Challenger 75 tournament in Brownsburg, Indiana, seeking match rhythm and points ahe

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Thiago Wild's Challenger victories

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Latest: Thiago Wild wins back-to-back Challenger titles and earns US Open qualifying spot

Brazilian tennis player Thiago Wild captured his first 2026 Challenger 125 title in Zug, Switzerland, defeating Marc‑Andrea Huesler. The win earned him 125 ATP points, €33,650 in prize money and lifted him to around worl

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Top players skip Montreal Masters, Sinner stays No.1

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Latest: Jannik Sinner withdraws from Canadian Open, trains at home

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner confirmed his withdrawal from the 2026 Canadian Open in Montreal, citing the need to protect his physical and mental health and avoid burnout after a demanding season that included defending his

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Ben Shelton 2026 tennis consistency

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Latest: Ben Shelton aims for consistency at 2026 Washington Open

In late July 2026, Ben Shelton’s father and coach, Bryan Shelton, described the young American’s tendency to undermine his own play, labeling it self‑sabotage that often leads to early-round exits. Bryan emphasized the n