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Zverev - Shelton en directo, la final del US Open en vivo
Alexander Zverev y Ben Shelton se miden este domingo a partir de las 20.00 en la final del US Open. El tenista alemán busca lograr su segundo Grand Slam tras alzar este verano el trofeo de Roland Garros. Para ello deberá de superar al anfitrión estadounidense, que jugará su primera final de un major. Zverev comenzó el torneo algo dubitativo y cedió dos cuatro sets en los dos primeros encuentros ante Sonego y Halys. Aunque tras ese sufrimiento, ha llegado a esta final sin ceder más mangas ante Tabilo, Darderi, Van de Zandschulp y Kachanov. Shelton en cambio solo ganó por 3-0 a Tsitsipas, aunque dejó por el camino a Carlos Alcaraz en los cuartos de final antes de eliminar en semifinales a su compatriota Tiafoe. Esta será la sexta vez que se enfrentan estos tenistas y en las cinco anteriores el alemán salió vencedor.
Ravens extend lead to 14-6 after Daniel Jones interception
Daniel Jones started off well in his return to the Colts' lineup, but the second offensive possession did not turn out as well. ipl-cricket.in
Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith got his hands on a Jones pass and then reeled it in for an interception that set Baltimore up at the Colts' 31-yard-line. The home team looked like they might limit the Ravens to a field goal attempt, but Lamar Jackson had a trick up his sleeve.
Jackson avoided a heavy pass rush on a third down and broke free for a 16-yard gain that got just enough yardage for a first down. The Colts challenged that he stepped out before getting a first down, but replay upheld the call and Derrick Henry ran it in for a touchdown a couple of plays later.
The score is now 14-6 Ravens with just over four minutes to play in the first half.
US Open tennis 2026 men’s final: Alexander Zverev v Ben Shelton – live
Men’s final updates from 1pm ET/6pm BST
Shelton faces date with destiny | Email Ella
Will this be the day that the United States’ 23-year wait for a men’s major champion ends? Ben Shelton is having a career year. He has reached four finals – Dallas, Munich, Stuttgart and Montreal – and won the title in all of them. He is:
The first Black American man to reach the US Open singles final since Arthur Ashe in 1972
The first Black American man to reach any grand slam singles final since MaliVai Washington at Wimbledon in 1996
The fifth American man this century to reach the US Open singles final, joining Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick and Taylor Fritz
The first American man to win tour titles on hardcourt, clay and grass in the same season since Sam Querrey in 2010
Zverev is well suited for left-handed opponents due to the strength of his two-handed backhand, which allows him to counter the effects of their swinging serve out wide from the left advantage side as well as their crosscourt forehand from the same position.
There are plenty of reasons, however, for Shelton to be hopeful that things will be different in New York. He will remind himself of the fact that they have never faced each other in a grand slam tournament, where the American so often elevates his game, and particularly that the theme of this tournament has been breaking new ground in difficult match-ups.
Continue reading...Bears take 14-7 lead as Caleb Williams, D'Andre Swift run for touchdowns
The Bears are running the ball at will in Carolina.
It's still the first quarter, and Bears running back D'Andre Swift has eight carries for 65 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback Caleb Williams has two carries for 15 yards and a touchdown. The Bears lead 14-7.
Williams is also throwing the ball well, completing five of his first six passes for 88 yards, including a 47-yarder to Rome Odunze, who was questionable for the game but looks fully healthy.
The Panthers scored a touchdown on their first possession, but the offense is going to have to do more than that, because the Bears' offense is firing on all cylinders.
Panthers’ Young dances in pocket before finding wide-open Hubbard for TD