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After more than 20 years at the top, the athlete leaves a legacy that is about more than the sport
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US tennis legend and F1 driver back offer led by City grandee Martin Broughton
Athlete’s allegations of assault expose Communist party’s stance on women’s rights and censorship
The tennis championships offer much more than Pimm’s, strawberries and expensive towels
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In sport, gauging current performance is fundamental to the whole enterprise
As Serena Williams loses the number one spot, where does she compare to earlier greats?
Brazil coach backs sensitive star, USA pool dominance continues, journalist bus hit by bullets
Next royals of the courts have yet to show up as tennis lacks a system for producing all-time greats
Despite equal prize money, endorsements tip the balance
In Grand Slam singles, there has been an average of one or fewer first-time champs
Remarks have ignited dispute about gender pay gap in sport
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