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Osaka Thrashes Tomova to Storm Into Quarter-Finals THURSDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2019 SPORT 07 I just wanted to tell you I’m Roger Federer says so excited to come back to about his scheduled FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Argentina to play my good exhibition match against UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa League, friend Juan Martin del Potro at Juan Martin del Potro on Group K: Wolverhampton Group L: Manchester Parque Roca. November 20. ACTION United vs Astana Wanderers vs Braga TODAY’S Osaka thrashes Tomova to Federer, Del Potro to play in Buenos Aires storm into quarter-finals exhibition match AFP TOKYO Pan Pacific Open AFP He is expected to make his PARIS comeback at the ATP tour- Japanese tennis superstar Naomi Japan’s Naomi Osaka hits a return nament in Stockholm, which Osaka beat qualifier Viktoriya against Bulgaria’s Viktoriya Tomova Roger Federer (pictured) and runs from October 14 to 20, and Tomova of Bulgaria in straight in their round of 16 match at Juan Martin del Potro, who is set is also scheduled to compete in sets yesterday to reach the Pan the Pan Pacific Open in Osaka, to return next month from a Vienna the following week. Pacific Open quarter-finals. yesterday. knee injury, announced they will The match in Buenos Aires Making her first appearance play an exhibition match in will take place at the same time at the tournament following a Buenos Aires on November 20. as the revamped 18-team Davis first-round bye, top seed Osaka “I just wanted to tell you I’m Cup finals, to be held in Madrid outclassed Tomova, ranked 181st so excited to come back to from November 18 to 24. in the world, 7-5, 6-3 in Osaka, Argentina to play my good Meanwhille, Federer said he western Japan. friend Juan Martin del Potro at will soon decide if he will play “I was a little nervous at the Parque Roca,” Federer said in a at next year’s Tokyo Olympics. beginning,” admitted Osaka, video on Del Potro’s Twitter Speaking ahead of the Laver seeking to clinch her first victory account. Cup team competition he at the home event after being The Parque Roca stadium co-owns, Federer said he is runner-up in 2016 and 2018. has a capacity of around 15,500 “very excited about the Osaka, who crashed out of and is primarily used for Davis prospect” of Tokyo. this month’s US Open in the last Cup ties. In an interview broadcast by 16, started slowly, losing the first Del Potro, the 2009 US Open Swiss public television, he says three games in the first set, but championampion from Argentina,Argentina, has “II justjust have to see how is thet later found her rhythm with solid nott playedplayed since fracturingfracturing hishis family,family, howhow is mymy bodybody doing.”doin serves and crisp volleying to rightht kneeknee in thethe Wim-Wim- FedererFederer isis a four-fou secure the first set. bledonedon tune-up at timetime Olympian.Olympian. He Tomova’s quick court cov- for her lowly opponent, serving world rankings to number four. Angelique Kerber of Germany Queen’seen’s in June.June. met hishis wifewife at thet erage caused Osaka difficulty a succession of rapid aces. Osaka had already caught downed unseeded Nicole Gibbs TheThe injury- 2000 SydneySydn throughout the match but in the The 21-year-old, who was the tennis world by surprise of the US 6-2, 6-4 following her plaguedagued 30-year-old30-year-old GGamesames and ttwicew end the two-time Grand Slam born in the city, said the cheers when she announced she was first-round bye. wasas forcedforced to missmiss ccarriedarried Switzer-Switze champion had too much power of her hometown fans helped parting ways with coach Sascha “It’s tough. She played really thiss year’syear’s US Open lland’sand’s flag at her put in a solid Bajin, who had overseen her well,” Kerber said. afterer finishingfinishing runner- openinopening Making her first performance. stunning rise to win two Grand Madison Keys, the 2017 US up to Novak DjokovicDjokovic ceremonies.ceremonies. appearance at the She will take on either Rus- Slams -- the US Open in 2018 Open runner-up, came from in tthehe 2018 final. tournament following a sia’s Varvara Flink or Yulia and the Australian Open title in behind to narrowly beat Kaza- Putintseva of Kazakhstan in the January. khstan’s Zarina Diyas 5-7, 6-0, first-round bye, top seed quarter finals. Her main challengers in the 6-4. Osaka outclasses her Last week, Osaka announced Japan event will be fellow top-10 The fifth seed American lost Bulgarian opponent 7-5, she was splitting with her coach, players Kiki Bertens from the the first set but found her form 6-3 in Osaka, western her second break-up this year as Netherlands and US sensation in the second to shut out the Japan. she battles for form and slips from Sloane Stephens. unseeded Diyas before sealing the number-one position in the Former world number one the win in the deciding set 6-4. EWF handed Stroman stars as New York two-year suspension Mets beat Colorado Rockies New York pull within four over doping AP Melville into the left field bleachers DENVER games of Chicago and for his 13th home run and a 2-0 Milwaukee for the second NL lead. One out later, Nimmo tagged REUTERS Marcus Stroman provided a boost wild-card berth. The Mets the first pitch he saw for his TOKYO to the New York Mets’ flickering have 11 games left in the seventh of the season. Melville got play-off hopes. regular season. Jeff McNeil to fly out before Alonso, The Egyptian Weightlifting Stroman pitched seven shutout getting the green light on a 3-0 Federation (EWF) has been innings, Amed Rosario, Brandon pitch, connected for his 48th home suspended for two years for Nimmo and Pete Alonso all many games as we possibly can,” run. The ball landed among the various doping-related offences, homered in the sixth to break open Alonso said. stand of evergreens beyond the the International Weightlifting a scoreless game and the Mets beat “Every win matters and we’re center field fence, and Melville was Federation (IWF) said yesterday. the Colorado Rockies 6-1 on going to keep trying to play our relieved by Philip Diehl. The ban will prevent Egypt Tuesday night. best baseball coming down the Alonso, who added an RBI from competing at the World “We show up with the same stretch.” single in the Mets’ eighth, is one Weightlifting Championships confidence every day,” Stroman Stroman (9-13) allowed four homer shy of tying Mark McGwire that began yesterday in Pattaya said. hits, struck out seven and walked for the second-most home runs by and the Olympics in Tokyo next “I think we can rattle up some one in helping the Mets bounce a rookie in a season. The New York year if it is upheld. wins here. We can get hot. I think back from consecutive losses. Yankees’ Aaron Judge hit 52 home “The Independent Member everyone believes that, so it’s just Tim Melville (2-3) had put up runs as a rookie in 2017. Federations Sanctions Panel a matter of going out there and zeroes right along with Stroman, Charlie Blackmon homered off (IMFSP) has suspended the doing it.” facing the minimum through five Luis Avilan with two outs in the Egyptian Weightlifting Feder- New York pulled within four innings with an assist from his ninth for the Rockies’ lone run. ation for a period of two years,” New York Mets starting games of Chicago and Milwaukee defense, which turned three double Stroman, acquired from Toronto the IWF said in a statement. pitcher Marcus Stroman for the second NL wild-card berth. plays while he was on the mound. in a July 28 trade, improved to 3-2 “The IMFSP has the sole pitches in the first inning The Mets have 11 games left in the But Todd Frazier singled to with a 3.86 ERA in his nine starts for authority to impose sanctions on against the Colorado regular season. start the sixth and Rosario followed New York. The Mets have gone 6-3 member federations, in line with Rockies on Tuesday. “We’re going to try to grab as by driving a 1-1 offering from with Stroman on the mound. Article 12 of the IWF Anti- Doping Policy, which was approved by the IWF Executive Board in order to ensure greater independence and Curry looks to take part in Olympicsympics transparency.” The country’s governing REUTERS body was informed of the NEW YORK Team USA is coming off an Olympic team. I’ve been on two Middleton,ddleton, Harrison mitment’smitment’s beenbeen decision on September 12 and embarrassing seventh-place World Cup championship gold- Barnesrnes anandd MMylesyles there,there, andand I were given three weeks to finish in the FIBA World Cup. medal teams. But the Olympics Turner.ner. tthinkhink iit’llt’ll be appeal.It was reported in 2017 Golden State Warriors star The US team had won 58 is the experience that I want. “We’re stillstill thethe ththereere next year,year,”” that five Egyptian teenagers, Steph Curry (pictured) is consecutive tournament games And next year will hopefully be best,”t,” said Curry,Curry, before hehe added. including two girls aged 14, and planning to be part of the team in FIBA and Olympic compe- it,” said Curry. addingding a caveat.caveat. two 20-year-olds, failed doping that will represent the United tition with NBA players dating The American squad had to “If“If we get thethe guys tests at the African Youth and States at the 2020 Olympic to 2005 coming into the tour- cope with more than two dozen thatt are supposed to Junior Championships in 2016.
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