Reem Abulleil is a freelance sports journalist at The National News. She focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a particular emphasis on tennis and events like Wimbledon. Reem's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, Eurosport, and The Japan Times.
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By: Reem Abulleil
DUBAI: Hady Habib admitted his historic run at the Australian Open feels like a dream from which he would rather not wake as he stormed into the second round on Sunday in front of a roaring Lebanese crowd. Making his major debut this fortnight in Melbourne, Habib became the first Lebanese player in Open Era history to qualify for a singles main draw when he came through a tight three-setter, saving match points en route, to defeat France’s Clement Chidekh last Thursday.
By: Reem Abulleil
Hasegawa admits the club is going through a tough period with injuries, but is still hopeful they can secure some silverware this season
By: Reem Abulleil
Mido gave a 17-year-old Marmoush his first-team debut at Wadi Degla and said he knew his compatriot had the talent and mentality to go far
By: Reem Abulleil
British star to face Marketa Vondrousova in first round of the Mubadala Open on Monday
Elena Rybakina has added Italian former player Davide Sanguinetti to her coaching staff, criticising the WTA over their handling of her coach Stefano Vukov who remains suspended for allegedly breaching the tour's code of conduct.She has brought in Sanguinetti to accompany her at tournaments and work with Vukov, who is banned from all sanctioned events pending the women tour's investigation into his conduct.
ABU DHABI: Elena Rybakina has added Italian former player Davide Sanguinetti to her coaching staff and has reiterated her displeasure at the WTA’s decision to provisionally suspend her coach Stefano Vukov for allegedly breaching the tour’s Code of Conduct. Rybakina ended her trial period with Novak Djokovic’s former coach Goran Ivanisevic following her fourth-round exit from the Australian Open last month and has brought in Sanguinetti to accompany her at tournaments and work with Vukov, who is banned from all sanctioned events pending the WTA’s investigation into his conduct.
By: Reem Abulleil
Russian-born Kazakhstani adds Davide Sanguinetti to her coaching staff while reiterating her frustration at absence of Stefano Vukov
ABU DHABI: The Women’s Tennis Association’s Middle East swing kicks off its three-week stint in the Gulf on Monday with the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open. Defending champion and top seed Elena Rybakina headlines a stellar field at Zayed Sports City that also includes Tunisian fan favorite Ons Jabeur, recent Australian Open semi-finalist Paula Badosa, last year’s Abu Dhabi finalist Daria Kasatkina, and British wildcard Emma Raducanu.
By: Reem Abulleil
Tunisian trailblazer says tournaments like Mubadala Open can help inspire the next generation of Arab players
A day after she won her first-career main-draw victory against China's Yuan Yue, Japanese teenager Wakana Sonobe still could not believe it.
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