News about Belinda Bencic

Kazakhstan tennis star Yulia Putintseva has become the talk of the US Open after she 'humiliated' a ball girl during her third-round loss.  The 29-year-old cut a frustrated figure after her 6-3, 6-4 defeat to Jasmine Paolini, however it was her antics during the match which caught attention. After ball girl attempted to throw balls towards her before she took serve but Putintseva made no effort to catch the balls and instead stood still.

Despite losing in the US Open third round to American Peyton Stearns, Katie Boulter should earn herself a spot in the world No. 50 rankings through her appearances in New York. She has established herself as the British No. 1, and although she lost 6-4, 6-3, to the former American college standout, Emma Raducanu will be miles ahead of her by the time the former New York champion makes her comeback. Raducanu is said to be making good strides in her recovery, and she has been working with a physical therapist while visiting family in China, where she has been unable to visit since the Covid pandemic has been delayed. However, the new reports are that Raducanu, 20, will be back to the official circuit before it winds up in early November. Rather, she is positive she will attend an exhibition in Macau against Olympic champion Belinda Bencic and a mixed doubles featuring Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe on December 2nd. She is scheduled to compete in other exhibition tournaments before returning to full duty in January.

The 27-year-old British No7 triumphed in her first round match against Russia's Margarita Betova on Monday, but the second round was a step too far, with her knocked out. Since being in the semi-finals in 2019, Bencic, the current Olympic champion, will be hoping to progress in the tournament. She reached the fourth round of the latest Wimbledon but has enjoyed the bulk of her success in New York and is now in the third round.

Ms Miyazaki has made a name for herself in the US Open, just like Emma Raducanu's fairytale tale two years ago. She's set to play in the second round at Flushing Meadows in New York on Saturday after making it to the first round of last year's Wimbledon. Around a quarter of her total prize earnings came from the tournament, at £98,000. However, the highly gifted and little-known 27-year-old has taken an unconventional route to the tennis grand slams' glamour.

MIKE DICKSON IN NEW YORK: Lily Miyazaki of the United Kingdom reached the second round of the US Open on Monday night after defeating Margarita Betova in straight sets over her Margarita Betova of Russia. Emma Raducanu, a University of Oaklahoma who also holds a Masters of Information Technology, is so far along on the path she started two years ago, beating Bencic en route to the title.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Iga Swiatek showed the tenacity of a champion to win two match points in a Centre Court classic that eventually brought her to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Swiatek's popularity as the top seed, world No. 1 and bookies' favorite at SW19 hasn't always made it to the general public, but this three-hour drama may have changed all that. The 22-year-old Pole could scratch her head until her scalp bleeds before figuring out how she lost the opening set to No. 14 seed Belinda Bencic of Switzerland, having won 17 points in a row on service at one point and carved out six break points. But she fell apart during the tiebreak and then squandered a prompt break in the second set. She was staring down the barrel and emerging with a stunning forehand and then cross-court backhand champion to survive at 5-6.

As they waited in the hopes of securing tickets, Wimbledon fans were seen bringing a sofa to the ticket queue and indulging in strawberries in cream. More than 6,200 non-ticket holders joined the queue in a bid to get a glimpse of the action today as Serbia's Djokovic defends his title against Argentina's 67th-ranked Pedro Cachin. Tennis fans lined up in Wimbledon Park this morning were already grabbing their queue cards as they attempted to snag coveted on-the-day tickets to the world's most coveted tournament. And one group was even more prepared for the inevitable long wait by bringing a plush pink sofa to relax on. To top it off, the well-seasoned queuers had strawberries and cream to snack on.

Emma Raducanu posted a collection of snaps from her holiday in Singapore on Wednesday, giving followers a glimpse of her festive journey to Singapore. The British tennis star, 20, delving into a variety of cuisines during her stay in Budapest, including black pepper crab, released a parody of her gloves when she tried to eat the greasy food. Emma showed off her adventurous side during the journey when she enjoyed a vespa ride before constructing a zip wire to fly over the Imbiah Hill Jungle.

Emma Raducanu couldn't contain her smile as she watched the World Cup final between Argentina and France in Qatar on Sunday evening. As she posed inside the Lusail Iconic Stadium, the British tennis star, 20, took to Instagram to share a collection of snaps from the 'iconic final'. She wore a crisp white T-shirt and styled her long brunette tresses poker straight, allowing them to frame her face.

Emma Raducanu's recently fired coach has already been seen in Mexico with a new player, confirming that he was the one to walk away from her. Dmitry Tursunov has been pictured on court in Guadala, where the last major regular tour event of the WTA season will take place next week, alongside Switzerland's Belinda Bencic. Following her release from Transylvania Open this week, Roger must have already lined up with her before the split with Raducanu became public on Tuesday.

Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, Nick Kyrgios, Emma Raducanu... and Novak Djokovic? Let's not go there. Many familiar faces will be taking center stage at Flushing Meadows but who are some of the more unheralded stars ready to break out before our eyes? They may be a late-round surprise, but a select few have the opportunity to qualify into the women's and men's finals on September 10 and 11, respectively.

Williams, 40, remained on court for a rare loser's interview after losing in straight sets to Belinda Bencic in Canada last week, a day after announcing her resignation. Despite the fact that organisers in Cincinnati lining up champagne for an on-court celebration, she made a quick exit (right). She also decided not to attend the press conference afterward. I think we all need to respect Serena and her remarkable work,' says Raducanu, 19. I'm so grateful for the opportunity to play her and for our careers to come.'

The 40-year-old Williams, who is about to retire, will face Emma Raducanu, the 19-year-old US Open champion. The change was 'on account of a variety of factors relating to scheduling,' according to a tournament spokesperson.' Williams has stated that she wants to have another child and pursue company interests. Williams lost 6-2, 6-4 to Belinda Bencic in Toronto in her first match since she elaborated on her future plans.

Rick Macci, the former coach, has expressed surprise at Serena Williams' decision to leave because he stated that the actress is 'going to go out with a bang' at the US Open. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion has waited out for a long time in her career, announcing her decision in next month's Vogue. Adoring tennis fans took to social media to express their sadness following the news on Tuesday and lauded her as the 'Greatest Of All Time.' But Macci, who worked with Williams and her sister Venus at the start of their careers, said he was not surprised by the news.

Serena Williams confessed to being 'terrible at goodbyes' as she bowed out of the National Bank Open a day after announcing her resignation. In the second round of Toronto, the American defeated Switzerland's Belinda Bencic, who claimed she was losing her first game since announcing she was ending her career. 'It was a lot of emotions,' Williams said. "I've always loved playing here." I wish I had played better, but Belinda did a good job.

Serena Williams was defeated in straight sets by Belinda Bencic in the second round of the Canadian Open on Wednesday night, bringing one of her remarkable career's final pages to a close. In a 6-2 6-4 win where Williams displayed glimpses of her best but no more, Bencic lost just six games in a 6-2 6-4 win. The Swiss star remained positive, refused to let the match's gravity bind her and send her into round three. A video showing retired tennis legend Billie Jean King, several up-and-coming stars, as well as Canadian hockey legend Wayne Gretzky appeared before the match.

Serena Williams claimed her first victory in more than a year on Monday, defeating Nuria Parriza-Diaz 6-3, 6-4 at the Women's National Bank Open. Williams won in a remarkable 430 days, as she defeated Danielle Rose Collins in the 2021 French Open on June 4th. For the 40-year-old Williams, who returned to action at Wimbledon less than a month ago, it's just the second tournament of the season. Harmony Tan defeated her in the first round.