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Techie Sean here, filling in for producer Mike this week to bring you your served five-setter,

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That said, today is April 24th, 2026, and here's what we've got for you.

Motherhood and a comeback, WTA front office shakeup,

tennis owns the Oscars of Sport,

and London is calling and the world answers.

But first?

For set number one, we are starting in the Spanish Capitol,

where this week's Madrid Open delivered both a graceful farewell and a breathless debut.

First, the goodbye. On Wednesday, Roberto Batista Agout played his final match at Caja Magica, and the crowd gave it right back to him.

The 38-year-old Spaniard, who announced his retirement at the end of this season just last week, lost his first round match to Argentina's Tiago Agostin Terranti 6264.

But the scoreline was, in the words of the tournament itself,

completely secondary. After the match, tournament directors Feliciano Lopez and Gabrine Mugurutha,

two legends of Spanish tennis in their own right, joined him on court to present a commemorative

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