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Austrian tennis player Anastasia Potapova became the first "lucky loser" in 34 years to reach a WTA 1000 semifinal after a stunning comeback victory in Madrid. She dropped to her knees in tears after making history at the Madrid Open.
Marta Kostyuk celebrated her biggest career victory with an acrobatic backflip after winning the Madrid Open, her second tournament win in two weeks. The 23rd-ranked Ukrainian defeated Russia's Mirra Andreeva in a powerful display of skill and determination.
Tennis star Coco Gauff overcame a stomach virus so severe she vomited mid-match to rally from behind and win at the Madrid Open. The reigning French Open champion showed extraordinary mental toughness, battling back from a set and a break down to advance to the tournament's final 16.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu shook off a shaky start to dominate her Australian Open first round match, winning 6-4, 6-1. The victory marks a turning point after a challenging season plagued by injuries and limited match time.
Over a million people filled Madrid's streets Sunday to witness Pope Leo preside over an open-air Mass, marking the first papal visit to Spain in 15 years. The celebration featured Spain's beloved tradition of flower-petal carpet processions for the Corpus Domini feast day.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu overcame a shaky start to dominate her Australian Open first-round match, winning 6-4 6-1 after racing through 10 of 11 games. The inspiring comeback shows the mental strength that's defined her career.
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Adam Walton in straight sets at the Australian Open, moving one step closer to tennis immortality. The young Spanish star needs only this title to complete a career Grand Slam at just 21 years old.
Norway's Casper Ruud dominated home favorite Luciano Darderi 6-1, 6-1 to reach his first Italian Open final, showing remarkable focus through a two-hour rain delay. The tournament serves as the final major warmup before the French Open, where Ruud hopes his strong clay court form will lead to his first Grand Slam title.
More than half of Madrid's population flooded the streets to welcome home Spain's World Cup champions after their historic victory over Argentina. The team paraded through packed city streets on an open-top bus, sharing their trophy with an ocean of jubilant fans. #
Jiho Yang became the first pre-qualifier in 68 years to win the Korea Open, nearly missing the tournament because he was too tired to compete. His wife insisted he go and even hired a driver to get him there.
Mexico is the star partner at one of the world's largest tourism fairs in Madrid, bringing all 32 states together to showcase culture, art, and destinations to a global audience. From colorful Huichol art transforming Madrid's iconic bear statue to traditional dances and handicraft shops, the country is making a bold statement about unity and shared prosperity.
Tennis star Marta Kostyuk became the first Ukrainian woman to reach the French Open semifinals in the Open era, dedicating her historic victory to her war-torn homeland. The 23-year-old's emotional win came just one day after a deadly missile attack in Kyiv.
Tennis star Marta Kostyuk became the first Ukrainian woman to reach the French Open semifinals in the Open era, dedicating her emotional victory to her war-torn homeland. The 23-year-old's triumph came just one day after a deadly attack killed 18 people in Ukraine.
American tennis star Coco Gauff powered through a shaky opening match at the Australian Open, showing the mental toughness that won her two Grand Slam titles. Meanwhile, 38-year-old Novak Djokovic prepares to make history in his quest for a record-breaking 25th major championship.
Over a million people filled Madrid's streets to celebrate Pope Leo XIV's arrival, making it one of the largest gatherings in the Spanish capital's recent history. The 70-year-old pontiff called on Spain to transform its rich Catholic heritage into a living example of faith and compassion.
Two million fans flooded Madrid's streets Monday to celebrate Spain's World Cup victory, marking the first time any nation has held both men's and women's titles simultaneously. The historic win comes as Spain's economy thrives, painting a stark contrast to the struggling nation that last won in 2010.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gausman made history in his first opening day start for the team, striking out 11 batters in six innings to shatter a franchise record that stood for over two decades. The 35-year-old became just the seventh pitcher since 1901 to achieve 11 strikeouts with zero walks on opening day.
Argentina's Solana Sierra entered the French Open through the back door and is now two wins from tennis history. The 21-year-old lucky loser has knocked out a former U.S. Open champion and a recent finalist to reach the third round in Paris.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu kicked off her Australian Open with a commanding victory, defeating Thailand's Mananchaya Sawangkaew in straight sets. The win marks a strong start for the former US Open champion as she continues her comeback journey.
Zeynep Sönmez became the first Turkish woman to win an Australian Open match in the Open era, cheered on by Melbourne's passionate Turkish community. The 23-year-old qualifier has now reached the third round after defeating two opponents with fans so loud she "couldn't hear her own thoughts."
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