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'Pocket rocket' Cibulkova stuns world number 1 Kerber for WTA Finals title
the Slovakian pulled off one of the upsets of the year when she beat world number one Kerber 6-3, 6-4 to clinch the trophy in an enthralling final.
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Shuttler Yeo Jia Min focused on rising to the top
Singaporean badminton player Yeo Jia Min is 17 and soft-spoken, but she is dead serious about her craft. Serious enough to put her studies on hold at the start of this year and train full-time, with an eye to pursuing the sport professionally.
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Sharapova needs to be ‘nicer’ when she returns to competition: Tennis legends
She doesn’t have a reputation for being the most popular of players, but Maria Sharapova might just have to start courting more friends when she returns to tennis from her drug ban.
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Women’s tennis entering new era: Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova
Tennis legend Chris Evert believes the women’s game is “entering a new era” where anybody can win.
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Sarah Pang soldiers on in lonely quest to be tennis pro
At an age where most people are well into establishing their careers, one Singaporean athlete has just started to carve out hers.
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Must-see sports moments of the week: Filipino star Mark Hartmann scores from halfway line
There were plenty of eye-catching sporting moments from the week past, including one right in our own backyard as a wonder-goal was scored in a league match.
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Svetlana Kuznetsova's mid-match haircut leads to win over defending champion
It was an epic tennis battle that had everything: stunning hot shots, incredible rallies, a racket smash - and a haircut.
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Muguruza says inconsistent form won’t ruin breakthrough season
In the eight subsequent tournaments she played, Muguruza’s best achievement was a semi-final loss to Karolína Plíšková at Cincinnati. She crashed out at the second round of both Wimbledon and the US Open, while eventual gold-medal winner Monica Puig beat her in the third round of the Olympics.
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WTA Finals: Short players, ninja tactics and the dark side of professional tennis
The world’s top eight female tennis players will do battle in the prestigious WTA Finals starting Sunday (23 Oct), headlined by newly-minted world number one Angelique Kerber and defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska
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South African Chad le Clos can’t wait to race Joseph Schooling again
Le Clos and Schooling are likely to go head to head at the world championships in Budapest next July, where Laszlo Cseh will also be a home favourite.
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Must-see sports moments of the week: Gianluigi Buffon still makes sick saves
There were plenty of eye-catching sporting moments from the week past, particularly in England where a footballer tried stealing a march on his opponents in an unusual manner. Yahoo Singapore picks out a selection.
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Swimmer Roanne Ho feared becoming ‘irrelevant’ during injury-plagued year
Ho was not expected to compete again this year, but has recovered enough to swim the Singapore leg of the World Cup, albeit in just the 50m event.
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Albirex win maiden S.League title, eye domestic clean sweep
Heading into their S.League clash against Hougang United on Friday night, Albirex Niigata (S) knew all they had to do to seal the title was to win. And the Japanese side flew out of the blocks from the first whistle, breaking the deadlock after just four minutes en-route to an eventual 3-0 victory that brought them a historic first S.League crown.
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FAS clarifies grassroots football spending, aims for March elections
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has come out to address concerns about its spending on grassroots football after news about its lack of investment in grassroots efforts drew outrage last month.
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Must-see sports moments of the week: A somersault penalty kick in Singapore
There were plenty of eye-catching sporting moments from the week past, including a stunning goal right in our own backyard. Elsewhere, are Welsh players taking the mickey out of photographers? Yahoo Singapore picks out a selection.
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Netball Singapore won't rush to find Aitken's successor
She has helped transform netball in Singapore during her reign, but the search for a new national coach has begun after Ruth Aitken announced her departure on Tuesday morning.
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Singapore falls 2-0 to Hong Kong in friendly, extends winless streak
A much-changed Singapore side failed to get the better of Hong Kong on Tuesday night (11 Oct) as they fell 2-0 in their international friendly at Mong Kok Stadium.
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‘Low-profile’ Singapore marathon runner behind viral incident hopes to inspire others
If he had his way, Liew would have preferred to shun the attention followed, though he has since come to terms with it.
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Faritz Hameed shines, but dominant Singapore held scoreless by Malaysia
Victory would have been preferred on his first Singapore start at the new National Stadium, but Faritz Hameed couldn’t be have been too disappointed otherwise on Friday night.
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Singapore will not take Malaysia lightly: Hariss Harun
The last time Singapore played Malaysia in 2014, the home fans at the National Stadium did not leave with happy memories.