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Emma Raducanu in straight-sets this week - and the Italian isn't just a bombshell on the tennis court.The 30-year-old star who has banked more than £5million in prize money from the sport has done rather well from other ventures including modelling underwear and other fashion.Giorgi has brought in 635,000 followers on Instagram with her latest lingerie snaps bringing in 60,000 likes - having not posted a tennis snap since last November.READ MORE:British tennis star Heather Watson soaks up sun in bikini as she recovers from WimbledonAmid her tennis success, which includes the aforementioned Canadian Open and a Wimbledon quarter-final, Giorgi has hit the headlines for her French Open rule-breaking.Having secured convincing wins over hang Shuai and Yulia Putintseva earlier this year, she was pulled to one side and asked to change her dress due to the size of an De'Longhi advertising logo.She hit back by saying: "I don't have any change, this is my only dress. I played with it before." Will you be watching Giorgi in action going forward? Tell us in the comments section below.Fast-forward to August, Giorgi cruised into the round of 32 at 2022 National Bank Open as she looks to retain the only WTA 1000 final victory of her career so far.Having beat Raducanu 7-6 (7-0) 6-2, she was praised by the 19-year-old Brit.She said: "I think it was a really good match, to be honest.

Bastille’s Dan Smith, Paloma Faith, Jimmy Somerville, Metronomy’s Joseph Mount and Damon Albarn are among the musicians featured on a new cover of the song ‘A Million Dreams’ from ‘The Greatest Showman’. The new track is being released in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity and Brainstrust, and was the idea of seven year old Ravi Adelekan – son of Metronomy bassist Olugbenga Adelekan – who was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year.Ravi’s illness was initially diagnosed as a build up of ear wax but, when an ear, nose and throat specialist requested an MRI scan, a tumour was discovered on his brain stem.

Wimbledon.Watson wowed audiences in SW19 with her run to the Last 16 of the competition. But after the pressures of her home Grand Slam, Watson has turned off from the world of professional sports with a warm-weather holiday on the Greek island.The Guernsey-born ace showed off her toned body in a series of holiday snaps, which she captioned: "We came.

Wimbledon singles champion Martina Navratilova has said she is 'gutted' to have missed out on attending the 100th anniversary of SW19's Centre Court this afternoon after testing positive for coronavirus. Navratilova only tested positive for the virus this morning ahead of the long-awaited celebrations at lunchtime, before Heather Watson kicked off play on the court with an unfortunate loss to Germany's Niemeier. The tennis legend tweeted: 'I am gutted I can't be there' ahead of the celebration, which featured a surprise appearance from Sir Cliff Richard and finished with a live performance from British singer Freya Ridings.

Video: Raducanu and Murray both start Wimbledon with victories (Daily Express)Chris Evans discusses bowel cancer and Deborah James' deathRoyal Family garden party guests attend event in EdinburghPrincess Diana discusses importance of landmine visit in 1997Royals: Sophie Wessex plants a rose for Prince PhilipTips for keeping your pets safe at summer barbecuesOzzy Osbourne reveals he has Parkinson's in emotional interviewHomes Under the Hammer: Stunning bedroom transformationSpain's Queen Letizia chats to Joe Biden at NATO summitProstate cancer: Prost8 charity discusses current treatmentRaducanu and Murray both start Wimbledon with victoriesNeighbourhood watch chief on the best lock for home securityJeremy Vine reveals he and Storm Huntley have coronavirusHomes Under the Hammer: Property transformedThis is how to get rid of flies in your homeCleaning hack: TikTok user removes stains from containerFood hack: TikTok user shows how to 'save half of an avocado'Going against tradition, the sporting guru was not wearing his trademark waistcoat as he stood up to wave to fans - and that good luck charm was sorely missed by our players. Both Katie Boulter, 25, and Liam Broady, 28, crashed out of the tour in their third-round matches, failing to join fellow Britons Cameron Norrie and Heather Watson in the last 16.

Emma Raducanu knocked out and Andy Murray and his bionic hip faltering in the second round to American slugger John Isner. And that, it seemed, was that: our two past Grand Slam winners gone, and the 9th seed Cameron Norrie the nation’s sole focus. Many feared we were doomed to fixate upon the machinations of the Centre Court roof until Wimbledon drew to a merciful close.But then out of nowhere emerged a hitherto little-known 25-year-old from Leicestershire called Katie Boulter who pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament, beating the former world number one and last year’s runner-up Karolína Plíšková.

Tennis star Tami Korpatsch has launched a scathing attack on doubles partner Harmony Tan after the Frenchwoman wrecked her Wimbledon dream.Tan, 24, defeated legendary icon Serena Williams 7-5, 1-6, 7-6 (10-7) on Tuesday (June 28) in a mammoth first-round contest that lasted over three hours on Centre Court. Finishing the high-octane match after 10.30pm, the world no.115 was due back on court the next day for her opening doubles clash with Korpatsch, but pulled out at the last minute due to a problem with her thigh."Unfortunately my partner H Tan retired from our doubles today," the German wrote in a now-deleted post on Instagram.

Geraint Thomas and Tao Geoghegan Hart saw their medal hopes hit by a crash in the men's cycling road race on day one of the Tokyo Olympics.