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Sabalenka’s Big Loss; Shelton Grieves
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April 29, 2026 | Edition #454
Aryna Sabalenka arrived in Madrid with one goal in mind: defending her title. For a while, everything seemed to be falling right into place. But then came Hailey Baptiste.
The American threw a wrench into those plans, pushing Sabalenka out of her comfort zone and handing the World No. 1 one of her toughest defeats of the season. And the Belarusian has an honest confession about her loss.
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Baptiste Beats Sabalenka to Match Serena Williams With ‘Brave Tennis’ |
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It took Hailey Baptiste just over two and a half hours to end Aryna Sabalenka’s 15-match winning streak.
On April 29, in 2002, Rafael Nadal, at the age of 15 years, 10 months and 26 days, made his first appearance on the main tour, after the director of the Mallorca Open invited him into the main draw. In front of his home crowd, the 762nd-ranked player in the world not only played but won his first match in an ATP tournament, beating No 81 Ramon Delgado in straight sets (6-4, 6-4). That day, the Spaniard made a name among his fellow players and to tennis enthusiasts.
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