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2026 US Open and WTA doubles developments

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Latest: Luisa Stefani and Gabriela Dabrowski win WTA 1000 Beijing

The 2026 US Open in New York is marked by record-breaking financial figures and a significant shift toward luxury experiences. The tournament features a $108 million prize pool, the first Grand Slam to exceed $100 millio

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Kalshi expands sports presence via MLB and US Open deals

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Latest: Mexican Football Federation sues Kalshi over Liga MX trademarks

The prediction market operator Kalshi has expanded its presence in the sports sector through professional team sponsorships and user promotions. Major baseball teams, including the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox,

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US Open 2026: Shelton upsets Alcaraz amid scheduling outcry

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Latest: Ben Shelton defeats Carlos Alcaraz in record-breaking US Open quarterfinal

The 2026 US Open men’s semifinals will feature an all-American matchup between Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe. Shelton secured his place following a nearly five-hour upset of defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, winning 6-

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Rajeev Ram professional tennis retirement

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Latest: Rajeev Ram visits Bengaluru following tennis retirement

Rajeev Ram, a former doubles world number 1 and six-time Grand Slam champion, announced his retirement from professional tennis following a loss in the men’s doubles semifinals at the 2026 US Open. His career included 32

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Disciplinary actions at the 2026 US Open

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Latest: US Open collects $112,500 in player fines for code violations

During the 2026 US Open, several players faced disciplinary actions and fines from the United States Tennis Association (USTA). Argentine player Luisina Giovannini received a record $20,000 fine under the “Best Effort”

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