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What Allen Iverson and HBCUs have to do with the US Open
From Naomi Osaka’s Allen Iverson tribute to Taylor Townsend’s HBCU-inspired look, two stars are bringing personal cultural influences onto the US Open stage
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Sloane Stephens: ‘It takes a while to find your groove again … and get back to where I wanted to be’
A foot injury limited her play last year. Now healthy, she will compete in the US Open — the tournament she won in 2017 — hoping to recapture her past success
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Felix Auger-Aliassime gets ‘deserved’ return to US Open semifinals
After periods of self-doubt, Canadian back in Grand Slam semifinal for first time since 2022
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Naomi Osaka is on a mission and climbing back. Tennis missed her.
Her grace, class, and consciousness were absent from sports. We need that now, more than ever.
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Naomi Osaka is back to shining on the US Open stage
In her upset of Coco Gauff, the two-time Open champion is again beating top competition and having fun
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For Taylor Townsend, this US Open feels ‘completely different’
Townsend has gone from anonymity to trending worldwide in run to tournament’s fourth round
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How Frances Tiafoe is paying it forward, inspiring others
American tennis star provides scholarship, mentorship to University of Louisville tennis player
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US Open ‘breathtaking’ for Florida A&M Marching 100, HBCU alums
HBCU Live event a gathering of alumni at Billie Jean King Tennis Center
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Taylor Townsend-Jelena Ostapenko US Open argument deeper than tennis’ unwritten rules
If allegations are true, governing bodies of tennis should address Ostapenko’s ‘no education, no class’ comments