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Golf superstar Rory McIlroy once declared there was no 'right way' to end a relationship. And the multi-millionaire sportsman - who announced the end of his seven-year marriage to American wife Erica Stoll earlier this week - has certainly had more than his fair share of explosive break-ups that have left behind a trail of heartache. First there was childhood sweetheart Holly Sweeney who has told of her devastation after McIIroy dumped her 'out of the blue' after six years together. She was ditched for tennis ace Caroline Wozniacki who was left heartbroken three years later when McIIroy ended their love match in a three minute phone call - just days after the couple had sent out their wedding invitations. It seemed a harsh and callous way to end a romance that appeared to have been made in heaven.

McIlroy filed the divorce papers shortly before the US PGA Championship with court records showing he submitted a 'petition for the dissolution of marriage' on Monday. Koepka took to social media to express his admiration for his wife, Jena Sims, just as the news surrounding McIlroy's shock split broke - and Wozniacki left a comment. Wozniacki and McIlroy began dating in 2011 and announced their engagement in 2013. However, despite making wedding plans, McIlroy called off their relationship via a brief phone call. Wozniacki admitted there has been no communication between them since.

The 35-year-old PGA Tour ace had been snapped still wearing his wedding band on Sunday as he lifted the Wells Fargo Championship cup - and is said to have filed for the split 24 hours later in Florida 's Palm Beach County, where he lives. His decision to break the marriage off just before a major golf tournament has echoes of his split from Caroline Wozniacki in 2014 just before the PGA Championship , which he went on to win. It has prompted speculation he is hoping to shake off personal pressures to focus on his game. And McIlroy is also following in the footsteps of fellow golfing divorcee Tiger Woods by hiring attorney Thomas Sasser to file his divorce papers. Sasser represented all-time great Woods when his wife divorced him in 2010.

While he's best known for his impressive golf career, Rory has also made headlines for his rocky love life over the years. From reportedly flirting with Meghan and partying with college students to claims that he dumped his former fiancée in a three-minute phone call (right after they had sent out invitations to their wedding), Rory has faced a slew of scandals over his relationships. After years of explosive breakups, messy splits, and rumored trysts, it appeared as though Rory had finally found his happily ever after when he walked down the aisle with Erica Stoll in 2017. But now, it has been revealed that the golfer, 35, has filed for divorce from Erica after seven years of marriage. Amid the shocking news, FEMAIL has rounded up everything you need to know about Rory's extremely rocky dating history.

Rory McIlroy's fans have noted an eerie parallel between his divorce from Erica Stoll, which was filed on Monday, and his breakup with tennis legend Caroline Wozniacki in 2014. A decade ago, McIlroy infamously split from Wozniacki just months before they were due to wed. McIlroy's split from Wozniacki came days before the BMW PGA Championship in England, which he went on to win. McIlroy went on to win the 2014 PGA Championship, the Northern Irishman's last major victory to date, which was played at Valhalla Golf Club in Kentucky.

Ostapenko, 26, is no stranger to on-court feuds. The world No. 1 has been described by fans as a 'tennis brat'. In the past, 11 people have been embroiled in spats with Caroline Wozniacki and Ajla Tomljanovic. Since the Belarusian dispatched of her in ruthless fashion at the Qatar Open, winning 6-0, 6-3, the 26-year-old's ire was directed at Azarenka on Wednesday night.

Dayana Yastremska (pictured right) is the feel good tale of the Australian Open in the eyes of many - and the 23-year-old from Ukraine has fought harder than others to reach the semi-finals at Melbourne Park. A snapshot from her Instagram account, which is pictured left, shows how chaotic Yastremska's life has been at times.

In the second round of the Australian Open in Melbourne, Mirra Andreeva thrashed sixth seed Ons Jabeur by a 6-2 margin. Andreeva, a 16-year-old Russian, won five of seven break points while recording 13 winners, giving her the epoch that came as a surprise. I played amazing tennis in the first set,' Andreeva said. I honestly didn't expect it from myself.' Jabeur happens to be one of Andreeva's leading models, but she wasn't able to find a rhythm on Wednesday. In the second set, she was 1-0 down, and from there, she didn't win another game until pulling within 5-2.

Barty hasn't revealed what would make her pick up a racquet again after impressing her fans with her super-fit appearance at the Australian Open last Sunday, asking nearly 1000 times about returning to the tour after her surprise retirement in March 2022. (pictured, right).

MIKE DICKSON: Serena Williams won the 2017 Australian Open for the first time, but it was discovered that she had been pregnant at the time. Alexis was born in September in the United States, but Williams was never to win a Grand Slam as a mother after losing four major finals.

Emma Raducanu claims that her injury-forced withdrawal from tennis hasn't stymied her growth as a better tennis player. The 2021 US Open champion missed most of the 2023 season following wrist reconstructions and one of her ankles, and this has resulted in her ranking ranking to rank 298th in the world. In an interview with her first match of the season, the 21-year-old returns to action after appearing at the Auckland Classic on New Year's Day and going into greater detail about her recovery concerns.

Emma Raducanu will return to topline tennis at the start of the New Year in Auckland. Coco Gauff and former Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki will compete in the ASB Classic in New Zealand, which is a relatively lowly 250-level event on the main WTA Tour. Auckland has a tradition of attracting top names due to a large appearance fee budget, and Serena Williams has appeared on television in recent years.

MIKE DICKSON: Emma Raducanu showed the palm of her hand, replete with blisters, and a caption: 'Welcome Back'. Her return to tennis is certainly welcome, and it seems that it is finally going to be ongoing. The 21-year-old from Kent has been on the official list for next month's Australian Open, and it is confirmed that this is not a sign of token hope - she's also planning to attend performances ahead of the new season. The blisters are a classic sign of someone getting used to tennis balls properly again, and they serve as a reminder that she has a lot of work to do.

Following her quarterfinal loss to Coco Gauff, Jelena Ostapenko struck out at the US Open organizers, who claimed they made a 'crazy' late change to the program that favored the home hope. After losing to world No. 1 Iga Swiatek on Sunday, Ostapenko said she was told on Tuesday night that she would be playing on Tuesday night. Rather, she and Gauff were first on around midday, just 36 hours after the climax of her three-set victory over Swiatek. Gauff, on the other hand, won by 16 points over Caroline Wozniacki just before 5.30 p.m. on Sunday.

Ons Jabeur, a Tunisian tennis player, told reporters that she felt like a 'zombie' because of an illness with similar characteristics to the flu, while Austria's Dominic Thiem was forced to leave due to stomach pain. According to Tennis World, Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic complained of stomach pains before being forced to meet Caroline Wozniacki on Wednesday. The 33-year-old man eventually lost in straight sets, 7-5 7-6.

Coco Gauff survived another scrape and advanced to the quarter finals of the US Open last night, despite some of the finest tennis instruction. After a spat with her renowned courtside mentor Brad Gilbert in the course of a 6-3 3-6 1-1 win over a returning Caroline Wozniacki, her hardworking passage through the draw continued. Dane, 33, was back from becoming the mother two children in the third set early, but he lost the last six games against the crowd favorite. Gauff was waiting for the winner of top seed Iga Swiatek and number 30 Jelena Ostapenko. 'It's been to 2-1 (in the third) was the turning point,' Gauff said. She gets to a lot of balls, but I felt like I was playing myself and getting a lot of balls back.' I knew I had to go for my shots. My whole box is cheering for me, although I do warn them to chill a little bit, but I often find it out for myself, sometimes it's a stress reaction.'

Coco Gauff, the home favorite, advanced to the US Open quarterfinals on Sunday after beating Caroline Wozniacki in three sets. Gauff defeated Serena Williams more than two decades ago in the US Open quarterfinals at Flushing Meadows, knocking out the 33-year-old's comeback bid, winning 6-3 3-6 6-1. The Dane, a mother of two, was competing in her first tournament since being out of retirement in June, putting together an exciting run to the fourth round at the US Open to meet Gauff for the first time.

In 2000 and 2001, Williams was the U.S. Open champion, two of her seven major singles titles. Serena, her younger sister, returned a year after the tournament ended. Williams returned to competitive tennis after nearly six months on the sidelines due to injury, and this week she defeated 16th-ranked Veronika Kudermetova 6-4, 7-5 in the first round of the Western & Southern Open for the first time in four years.

The US Open Tennis Championship has been held annually in Queens, New York, since 1987. Following the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon, it's the 4th and final Grand Slam tournament of the year. If you haven't made it to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Daily Mail reveals why the fabled event is worth attending.

In the first round of the National Bank Open in Montreal, former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki returned to the court in a triumphant fashion, defeating Australian qualifier Kimberly Birrell 6-2 6-2 on Tuesday. Wozniacki's first match in three and a half years after she retired following the 2020 Australian Open. I'm sure a little rusty, but wow, what an amazing place to come back and play my first match,' Wozniacki said after the match.

Johanna Konta, the former British number one, has said that being a mother is tedious, but she'd much rather play on Centre Court than playing on Centre Court. Konta, 32, called time on her career two years ago and gave birth to daughter Emmeline last September. Despite playing invitational doubles at Wimbledon, pitting former professionals against one another - with Caroline Wozniacki, she revealed she would never return to full time. 'It's monotonous, boring, and, compared to what I used to do, it's really difficult to transition into a very selfless existence, and it isn't fun.' However, I would choose it every single day over playing on Centre Court.' I love what my life was like, but I'm learning to love my life more now.'

Ash Barty (pictured left), who became the mother of a baby (right), has shocked her old adversaries at Wimbledon, and many people believe the Aussie will return to the sport as a tennis'supermum' one day.' When she said she was "very happy" for Barty, world number two Aryna Sabalenka addressed many.

Former World No. 1 Bob Dollinger dominated the world No. 1st. Caroline Wozniacki has announced that she will return to tennis three years after being banned from the sport. Following the shock and surprise, the 32-year-old is targeting the Canadian Open in Montreal in August as her official return to the Grand Slam stage at the US Open. Following the birth of her second child last October, the mother-of-two said she was hitting harder than she had ever been.

When speaking at the Australian Open, retired tennis player Caroline Wozniacki shed some light on her rivalry with pro-Latin actress Jelena Ostapenko. Ostapenko, the 2017 French Open champion, shocked everybody with a 7-5, 6-3 victory over seventh-seeded American Coco Gauff on Sunday. Wozniacki was doing broadcast commentary for the match and said, 'Let's just say that I worked with her once and decided not to do so again.'