Lewis Mason is a sports journalist who writes for Eurosport and Newswav, with his work also appearing in DISCOVERY SPORTS EVENTS. He covers a wide range of sports, including football, rugby, basketball, and tennis. Lewis provides in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and breaking news updates in the world of sports.
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By: Lewis Mason
The Los Angeles Lakers stayed in contention for the main play-off bracket by completing their East Coast swing with a close call against the Washington Wizards. Having been in control of the match, their experienced starters were replaced by a young backup group, who conceded eight straight points. Lakers held on for victory to secure a 5-1 record on the road.
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Mats Wilander thinks Carlos Alcaraz's inconsistency and unpredictability will lead to him being one of the greatest tennis players of all time.
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By: Lewis Mason
Leah Williamson suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament that kept her out of last summer's Women's World Cup and she only returned to action for Arsenal in January.
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Rasmus Hojlund says playing for Manchester United has completed his list of childhood goals.
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Andy Murray hopes to be fit to play at Queen's Club this summer, with the former world No.1 on the entry list for the Cinch Championships along with fellow British players Jack Draper, Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans.
By: Lewis Mason
Carlos Alcaraz is defending the men's title in Madrid after winning the last two tournaments, but the home favourite faced an almighty battle against Jan-Lennard Struff who took the world No. 3 all the way to a third set tie-break. Jannik Sinner had to come from a set down to get past the challenge of Karen Khachanov. He will play either Felix Auger-Aliassime or Casper Ruud next.
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Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique admits his side are motivated by winning a quadruple this season.
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By: Lewis Mason
Harry Kane said Jude Bellingham's attempts to "put me off" taking a penalty in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-final had failed. The Bayern Munich striker scored to make it 2-1 after his England team-mate was spotted "mumbling something" as he prepared to take his spot-kick. The game ended 2-2, leaving the tie beautifully poised ahead of the second leg.
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By: Lewis Mason
Harry Kane says Jude Bellingham’s attempt to put him off failed in Bayern Munich's Champions League semi-final first leg against Real Madrid
By: Lewis Mason
Rafael Nadal said an emotional goodbye to the Madrid Open after being knocked out of the tournament in the last-16 by Jiri Lehecka. The 22-time Grand Slam champion waved to the crowd as he left the arena, with banners being displayed in the stadium, and Nadal addressing the crowd saying it will always be an "incredibly special" tournament to him. The Spaniard was beaten 7-5 6-4 on the night.
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