Pau Gasol praises Nadal and Alcaraz Netflix match

Carlos Alcaraz kicked off the Miami Open with the right foot. This past Saturday, he defeated fellow Spanish player Roberto Carballés Baena in two sets, winning 6-2, 6-1. To commemorate the occasion, Alcaraz shared a post on Instagram.

Zendaya and Tom Holland were spotted enjoying a date day in California at Indian Wells Tennis Garden.The Hollywood duo looked to be fixated on the BNP Paribas Open, as they watched Carlos Alcaraz of Spain and Daniil Medvedev of Russia compete in the Men's Final. Euphoria star Zendaya, 27, and Spider-Man actor Tom, also 27, were joined by a friend as they watched the match unfold from the stands.The couple chatted and reacted to the match, with Tom covering his mouth at one point. The star looked stylish in a dark brown open shirt and white top, paired with tinted glasses and his hair swept to the side.

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Perez’s first time seeing professional tennis live since he went to Wimbledon in 2012. Hopefully we don’t have to wait that long again! THANK YOU @RyanWolfington and @InspiringChildren for having us join you at the first ever #NetflixSlam in Las Vegas’s @MandalayBay Arena. Will this be an annual Vegas event? It needs to be, @Netflix!!

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Netflix stuck the landing on a star-studded exhibition match between tennis superstars Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz this weekend. Stakes were high on the court, but the Las Vegas showdown was most effective as a lush advertisement for the streamer as a fledgling live sports destination. Taking over the Mandalay Bay’s Michelob Ultra Arena, the inaugural Netflix Slam pit legend Nadal against 20-year-old Alcaraz.

Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz faced off in an exhibition match over the weekend. The game, called “The Netflix Slam,” concluded with an Alcaraz win and with an endorsement from Rafael Nadal, who had nothing but praise for his fellow Spanish player.Rafa Nadal opens up about the ‘radical’ change of being a parentRafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz’s upcoming match: When and how to watch"It's a good thing that as a player I will not face him many times," said Nadal after the match, per Reuters. “As a fan, I will enjoy watching him for many years hopefully.

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Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz, who’ve played against each other three times in the past, will face off in Las Vegas, in a Netflix tournament that will be broadcast all over the word. Here’s what you should know about the event: Rafa Nadal opens up about the ‘radical’ change of being a parentRafa Nadal talks about fatherhood for the first timeThe match is a part of “The Netflix Slam,” a program where Nadal and Alcaraz’s face off will be the main event. There will be other players involved though, and the expert commentary of personalities like John McEnroe, Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, Jim Courier, and Mary Joe Fernández.

Paul McCartney still longs for “Yesterday.”Indeed, Macca remains haunted by a regretful remark he made to his late mother Mary — a lament that lives on in a legendary line from The Beatles’ 1965 No. 1 single.While “Yesterday” — which was ostensibly a McCartney solo song, with the singer strumming acoustic guitar over a sorrowful string arrangement — has always been considered a breakup ballad, the classic lyric “I said something wrong, now I long for yesterday” is actually a mea culpa to his mother.It was inspired by “feeling very embarrassed because I’d embarrassed my mom,” the 81-year-old Beatle reveals in the latest episode of his songwriter podcast “McCartney: A Life in Lyrics.”That embarrassment goes back to Macca’s mother having what he describes as a very “posh” accent.“She was of Irish origin and she was a nurse, so she was above street level,” he explains about his mom, who died from breast-cancer complications in 1956 — when the Beatle was just 14.