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Alcaraz Loses to a ‘Coachless’ Tiafoe
December 8, 2025 | Edition #293
Tennis action is brewing unexpectedly today! Just when we thought Alcaraz would give us the theatrics of his game with an easy win, Tiafoe stepped up to remind the tennis realm that he is still here. Coachless and dilapidated after a tough 2025, Tiafoe is showing a side no one expected.
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Tiafoe Defeats Alcaraz in New Jersey Despite Having No Coach |
The young Spaniard experiences an unexpected setback as Frances Tiafoe steps up and delivers a stunning performance in New Jersey. |
As you read above, Tiafoe is making rounds in this off-season by taking down tennis’ best despite having no backing. So tell us,
Do You Think Frances Tiafoe Is Tennis’ Biggest Underdog Right Now? |
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On December 8, 1985, 19-year-old Stefan Edberg shocked the tennis world by taking down world No. 1 Ivan Lendl in the Australian Open semi-finals, edging through 6-7, 7-5, 6-1, 4-6, 9-7. Until that point, the young Swede had never advanced beyond a Grand Slam quarter-final and had even survived two match points earlier in the tournament during his fourth-round battle with Wally Masur (6-7, 2-6, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2). After the loss, Lendl — still without a Melbourne title — delivered a blistering press-conference critique of the event, dismissing it as a true major because it was still played on Kooyong’s grass courts.
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