At Wimbledon, Stefanos Tsitsipas and his girlfriend Paula Badosa enjoyed a lovely post-match moment. Image: Wimbledon
After his Wimbledon first-round victory over Dominic Thiem, Stefanos Tsitsipas shared a touching post-match moment with his fiancée and fellow player, Paula Badosa. After defeating Thiem in a thrilling five-set victory, the Greek fifth seed secured a thrilling second round matchup with Andy Murray.
Tsitsipas prevailed 3-6 7-6 (7-1) 6-2 6-7 (5-7) 7-6 (10-8) after an exciting final set tiebreak. After winning her own first round encounter against American Alison Riske-Amritraj, Badosa was in the stands to see the captivating conclusion of the bout.
Only last month, in the midst of a deluge of adorable to genuinely embarrassing recordings of themselves together, did Badosa and Tsitsipas officially announce their relationship. In a heartfelt on-court interview after Tsitsipas’ victory, the couple provided fans a glimpse into their developing romance.
Before the interviewer informed him that his girlfriend had just returned from her own triumph on a different court, the Greek star—who is also partnering with Badosa in the Wimbledon mixed doubles—was spotted making gestures towards her in the spectators. “Oh!” I only recently learned. I was in the dark. To the Spaniard, he exclaimed, “Congrats!”
On his Centre Court home, the 24-year-old Tsitsipas will next take on Murray, the two-time Wimbledon champion.
After a match that lasted two days, four hours of match play, and five grueling sets, Tsitsipas admitted, “I won’t lie, it was extremely stressful.”
“I have always been at my best when playing with Dominic; he is someone I can never get enough of.”
In reference to taking on Murray, Tsitsipas, who will be making his Center Court debut, said:
“I don’t anticipate having any assistance from anyone. It’s not my first experience. Ten years have passed since the Scottish player won the SW19 championship, and Tsitsipas stated:
“I was there when he won his first Wimbledon championship. Now that I think about it, I get chills because I could almost feel what he went through because he had such a hard time closing that last game.
“I get chills whenever I see that again. I’ll approach it with utmost respect for him. He is such a fierce rival. Center Court reminds me a lot of his living room.”
In this photo from his Wimbledon first-round victory over Dominic Thiem, Stefanos Tsitsipas is seen playing a backhand. Picture: Getty
The two have already played twice: in a thrilling five-set match at the US Open in 2021, where Murray’s victory was upset by the length of the Greek’s bathroom breaks; and in Stuttgart last summer on grass, where Murray recorded one of his best victories following hip surgery.
Despite losing 6-3 7-6 (7-4) 7-5, Australia’s Jordan Thompson performed well against second seed Novak Djokovic on Center Court. He served brilliantly and displayed a wonderful touch around the net in one of the few second round matches played due to the bad weather.
After defeating Diego Swartzmann of Argentina 7-5 6-1 6-2, Jannik Sinner, the eighth-seeded Italian, advances to the third round as well.
After Russian players were banned from Wimbledon last year owing to the conflict in Ukraine, third seed Daniil Medvedev defeated Arthur Fery 7-5 6-4 6-3 in first round action. With a straight-set victory over another British wildcard, George Loffhagen, Danish sixth seed Holger Rune advanced to the second round for the first time.
Seed No. 9 While fellow American and No. 10 seed Frances Tiafoe easily defeated China’s Wu Yibing, Taylor Fritz battled past Germany’s Yannick Hanfmann in five sets.
The player with the highest ranking to lose was Borna Coric of Croatia, who was seeded 13th and lost shockingly to Guido Pella of Argentina in a five-set match that lasted three and a half hours.
With the help of covert cameras, a Republican opposition group to Donald Trump demonstrated how difficult it would be for someone with his resume to obtain employment at a nearby mall.
The voice-over in the latest video from Republican Voters Against Trump, which will air on Fox News among other outlets, states, “If Trump is too large of a liability to get a job at your local mall, he is too big of a liability to be president of the United States.”
A job seeker is seen in the film introducing potential retail bosses to his turbulent past.
“I’m facing 88 felonies right now,” he says, citing the charges of fabricating corporate paperwork and keeping classified information. He also talks about having a sexual assault conviction.
One manager tells him, “We run a full background,” and ends it there, no holds allowed.
Nor does he fare well when it comes to other potential employers:
As part of a continuous $50 million advertising campaign against Trump, the group stated the commercial will run nationwide during “Morning Joe” on MSNBC and “Fox & Friends” on Fox News. It will also be available digitally in the key states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
In the criminal case involving the payment of hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels, Trump is presently on trial in New York.
The former president is in the first of four criminal trials.
Republican supporters Against Trump has also been airing advertisements in which ordinary GOP supporters give their reasons for not being able to support the former president and their intention to vote for Vice President Joe Biden.
‘s kid, who is proudly showing off her mom physique!
After giving birth to her first kid, a daughter, in 2023, the former cast member of Empire shared a few bikini pictures and an inspirational message on social media.
A gallery of photos featuring Willis in a tan swimsuit set with a silky wrap skirt was posted on Monday, April 22.
“Caving in on my mother’s curves in the forest”
Her comment for the collection of tropical photos read, “Verdant foliage creates a picture-perfect setting.”
When she saw her car with a blue scrawl on the rear, the woman became enraged. Source: Facebook
After finding that someone had scribbled on her car in what she claims is permanent marker, a mother in Sydney’s affluent eastern suburbs became enraged and believes a youngster is to blame.
The woman, who had been parked in Bondi at the time, took to social media to express her outrage about the enormous blue scrawl on the back of her Suzuki Swift.
On social media recently, she wrote, “Hey, to the parent that allowed their kids draw all over my car in Woodstock Street with a permanent marker, please contact me.”
