News about Grigor Dimitrov

In the men's single finals of the Florida tournament, the Colombian singer, 47, watched courtside as Jannik Sinner from Italy defeated Grigor Dimitrov from Bulgaria. As she watched the match, a man wearing a light blue polo shirt greeted Shakira by kissing her on the cheek. Annabel Croft, an English tennis player, watched the match from the same VIP box as British tennis star Annabel Croft. She looked chic for her day out spectating in double denim, sporting a zip-up cream corset and a white mini-skirt. Shakira completed the look with a pair of heeled white leather shin-high boots and a pair of massive shield-style Versace sunglasses.

Jannik Sinner claimed his third title of the season when he became the Miami Open champion. In Florida, the Italian, who won the Australian Open in January and followed it up with a victory in Rotterdam, put on a scintillating show to defeat Grigor Dimitrov 6-3 6-1. With his success, the 22-year-old has risen to the top of the world No. 2 and avenges defeats in the final in 2021 and 2023.

During Carlos Alcaraz's quarter final match against Grigor Dimitrov, the loved-up couple looked up and relaxed. And they were ecstatic as the Bulgarian defeated their Spanish rival in straight sets at the Hard Rock Stadium in hot weather. However, Ivanka managed to make some persuasive arguments of her own to Jared, mingling as they enjoyed their front row seats. Ivanka has predicted that Jared and her father, Donald Trump, would take more of a back seat this time round, focusing on her young family.

Deborah Wilde, 69, Simon Milner-Edwards, 67, and William Ward, 66, were found guilty at City of London Magistrates' Court of aggravated trespass after disrupting Wimbledon tennis matches by throwing confetti and puzzle pieces.

Alex de Minaur has earned the ultimate reward for his 25th birthday by defeating Grigor Dimitrov in the Rotterdam Open final. Dimitrov of Bulgaria made a joke of de Minaur's birthday by knocking out the Australian No.1 in the quarter-finals at the same event in 2023. However, 'Demon' avenged a narrow defeat in the Rotterdam Ahoy semi-finals on Saturday's (Sunday AEDT) final, 6-4 6-3 victory over Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner.

Pro-Palestine demonstrators shattered a second match at the Australian Open this week, this time disrupting the women's singles final between Aryna Sabalenka and Zheng Qinwen. Zheng, the defending champion by a set, was poised to appear in the second set when the Rod Laver Arena was rocked by screaming from a number of protesters. The demonstrators waved Palestinian flags until being quickly led out by security forces.

On Monday, a masked protester disrupted Cameron Norrie and Alexander Zverev's quarter-final match by hurling 'Free Palestine' leaflets into the court. The protester's pamphlets were quickly swept up by on-court officials, but there were two supporters seated near the table to escort them out of the Margaret Court Arena.

The 'Australian Open Day 7 Specials' market is attracting a lot of attention,' as the tournament's third round begins tomorrow morning (UK time). A 'Featured RequestABet' and a 'Price Boost' with healthy odds are among the items included in the market. Firstly, the RequestABet is for 'Carlos Alcaraz, Grigor Dimitrov, and Jelena Ostapenko, who will all win the first set 6-0, 6-1, or 6-2'. That particular bet is priced at an eye-catching 5/1. In comparison, the price increase on offer is for 'Alcaraz and Dimitrov, who will both win 3-0, and Ostapanko to win.' The odds for that bet have been raised to 4/1 since they were 10/3.

Murray, a year after losing to Murray, a five-time runner, by a mile, Murray beat Austrian Sebastian Ofner 7-6 (7-8) 6-1 (10-8) in front of a raucous Kia Arena crowd. In the process, the 27-year-old teed up a thrilling match with 13th seed Grigor Dimitrov, who beat Marton Fucsovic earlier on Tuesday.

Marton Fucsovics' first-round match against Grigor Dimitrov (pictured, inset) got off to a rocky start when the first game was postponed due to a deterioration of the Hungarian veteran's top. It brought back memories of a very similar incident involving women's actress Victoria Azarenka at last year's Grand Slam.

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Murray, who lost to Grigor Dimitrov in the first round of the Brisbane International last week before losing to Marin Cilic at Kooyong on Wednesday, although only in an exhibition case.

Andy Murray's preparations for the Australian Open ended after a humiliating first-round loss to second seed Grigor Dimitrov at the Brisbane International. After being drawn in the first round of a thrilling match between two former tournament champions on Pat Rafter Arena, the unseeded Scot was on a path to progress. Dimitrov came back to win by beating Murray for the second time at last year's US Open, defeating him 4-6 7-5 6-2 for another early departure.

Andy Murray has warned that 2024 will be his last year as a tennis player if he faces a repeat of the last 12 months. The 36-year-old Scot's 20th season on the ATP Tour began on Monday with a match against second seed Grigor Dimitrov at the Brisbane International in Australia. Murray, a two-time Wimbledon champion, admits he didn't spend much of the season last year, winning only two matches in his final five tournaments.

After ripping the designer timepiece off the victim's wrist, the robbers fled the scene on an electric scooter. Paseo de Gracia, one of the city's main avenues and most important shopping and business areas, was robbed by a horrific robbery. It is regarded as Barcelona's most expensive street, as well as Zara and Mango, which are also home to boutiques belonging to national and international fashion houses such as Loewe and Chanel. According to police, one of the muggers snatched the watch and handed it over to the accomplice on an electric scooter.

Following a late-night finish, the Paris Masters' organizers are being strongly chastised over their scheduling. The Italian fourth seed, one of the world's most in-form players, did not win by 2.30 a.m. on Thursday morning and was then scheduled to face Alex De Minaur at 5 p.m. on Thursday morning. Casper Ruud's eighth-ranked took to social media to announce the contest as a 'joke,' instead of Twitter: 'Bravo @attour is a website that used to post Tweets from the world's best players to recover and be as good as possible after finishing his previous match at 2:37 a.m. this morning, what a joke.'

DEN CONFIDENTIAL: She has been dubbed the world's best woman and beyond, and she has captured Leonardo DiCaprio, Gerard Butler, and Michael Fassbender's hearts, but model and actress Madalina Ghenea (left) is still searching for a'real man.' It had seemed that Romanian beauty and mother-of-one, 36, had found her match in Bulgarian tennis ace Grigor Dimitrov (right), who had previously dated singer Nicole Scherzinger, but she's now divorced. At the West End premiere of her latest film, Deep Fear, in which she stars alongside former Gossip Girl actor Ed Westwick, she tells me, "It seems I've been making the wrong choices." 'I've been choosing children rather than men, and I'm not worried about age,' she says of her exuberances.

Nicolás Jarry won the Shanghai Masters for the fourth time on Tuesday with a pitch invader - his teenage son Juan. The Chilean defeated Diego Schwartzman 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 for a quarter-final match with world No. 19 Grigor Dimitrov, who defeated top-seeded Carlos Alcaraz 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. Laura and her sons, 18-month old Juan and infant Santiago, were in Shanghai to celebrate him.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: The glories are less popular these days, but they do still live in flickers. Andy Murray gets a little break from his life to do amazing things in those rare instances where muscle memory holds for a blink or two. In the first round of a walloping against Grigor Dimitrov, the US Open came down 2-0 down and deuce. Dimitrov clipped the net with a forehand and Murray's side was still fighting 16 strokes of a seesawing rally when they crashed the ball with some compassion on Murray's side. An old man is not up for a challenge. Murray sprinted forward from behind the baseline in pursuit of his right side, the one with metal in it. He had an inch to spare and angled the ball from his cords to his most bizarre drop shots to get the point.

Carlos Alcaraz, the defending champion of the US Open, advanced to the third round of the US Open with a straight win. Lloyd Harris, who used to train with Alcaraz when the world No. 1 was 15 at the Juan Carlos Ferrero Academy, was this time. In the third set, the South African gave Alcaraz a test, but the apparently unstoppable power won by 6-3 6-1 7-6 (4).

Andy Murray has been knocked out of the US Open after losing in straight sets to Grigor Dimitrtov in the second round. He tried in the first two sets, but Dimitrov dominated 6-3, 6-4, 6-1. Murray will win his 200th Grand Slam title by defeating Corentin Moutet in the first round, putting the effort in motion.

MIKE DICKSON OF NEW YORK: At the US Open on Thursday, Andy Murray will struggle to keep any information from Grigor Dimitrov, as he leads a six-strong British contingent trying to repeat Super Tuesday. Straight-set British victories were pumped out like a slot machine emitting its jackpot on day two at Flushing Meadows, but any repeat should betempered. This time round, it will be even more difficult, and Murray will be in particular. He finds himself up against not only the free-flowing Bulgarian No 19 seed but also two coaches who know him well.

MIKE DICKSON: After competing in the draw for the season's final Grand Slam last week, Andy Murray and Jack Draper announced their availability for the US Open next week. Both the former champion and Britain's most promising male have been barred from warm-up competitions due to illness in the last fortnight, with Draper the more worried after his shoulder played up again at Winston Salem this week. In the first round, he will meet Radu Albot of Moldova. Murray, who recovered from an abdominal injury, will fancy his chances against Frenchman Corentin Moutet, and he could face fellow veteran Grigor Dimitrov in round two.

During a romantic Italian getaway on Wednesday, tennis star Grigor Dimitrov packed on the PDA with his new Romanian actress and model girlfriend Madalina Ghenea. As they got hot and heavy on the sun loungers in Maratea, the Bulgarian athlete, 32, couldn't keep his hands off the stunning brunette, 35. The pair - who have been dating for a few months - indulged in a series of a series of passionate kisses