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How long are tennis matches?

How long are tennis matches?

Tennis is one of my favourite sports to watch because you can’t tell what will happen next. A match that was supposed to end quickly can become an epic, but a match that looks like it’s closely matched can also end quickly. There are bad days for everyone, even the best tennis players. This is why it’s hard to say how long a tennis match lasts. A lot of matches are decided by the best of three sets, with a tie-break in each set if needed. However, men’s grand slam matches go all the way to the best of five sets, and sometimes there is no tie-break in the last set.
Blueface Net Worth: How a Rap Star's Wealth Has Gone Through the Roof

Blueface Net Worth: How a Rap Star’s Wealth Has Gone Rocket

Find out about the interesting journey of Blueface Net Worth, a rap star who has quickly become successful in the music business.
How Djokovic struck on the head by water bottles are the new trend.

How Djokovic struck on the head by water bottles are the new trend

As Djokovic signed photos at the Italian Open, a water bottle hit him in the head.
Caitlin Clark almost gets a triple-double in the Fever's win in their preseason home opener

Caitlin Clark almost gets a triple-double in the Fever’s win in their preseason home opener

When the first quarter of Thursday night’s game was almost over, Indiana Fever first-round pick Caitlin Clark ripped through the lane. Clark scored 21 points in the Fever’s WNBA preseason game at Dallas on May 3. She scored her first unofficial points at home against the Atlanta Dream in Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Clark scored 12 points, grabbed 8 boards, and passed the ball 6 times.
Empowering Women at Work: 5 Strategies to Address the 'Exhaustion Gap

Empowering Women at Work: 5 Strategies to Address the ‘Exhaustion Gap’

Empowering Women at Work: 5 Strategies to Address the ‘Exhaustion Gap
The Indiana Fever give Caitlin Clark a new "0.5 second" rule as the WNBA makes changes.

The Indiana Fever give Caitlin Clark a new “0.5 second” rule as the WNBA makes changes

Christie Sides, head coach of the Indiana Fever, talked about a rule she’s set up with WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark to get the team’s offensive sets moving faster. Following times of “hanging out and dancing” at Iowa, Clark now has to make choices in “0.5 seconds.”
Maryland women's basketball used NIL and the transfer site to get back on track.

Maryland women’s basketball used NIL and the transfer site to get back on track

Damon Evans, the athletic director at Maryland, said that getting Brenda Frese some help this summer was important. The Terrapins women’s basketball team had just lost in the first round of the NCAA playoffs for the first time in her 22 years as coach. They had the fewest wins they had had since 2003–2004. But the worst times for the Big Ten’s most successful team over the last ten years seem to have had a good side.
Transgender athlete infuriates an Olympic hero

Transgender athlete infuriates an Olympic hero

Transgender high school runner Aayden Gallagher crushed the semifinals of the Portland Interscholastic League Championship this week, which made a two-time Olympic runner very angry.