The hottest sport on the evening of May 30: The 103-year-old woman broke the world skydiving record

(Sports News) 103-year-old Larsson has become the world’s oldest person to successfully skydive.

103-year-old woman breaks world skydiving record

Yesterday, May 29, 103-year-old Swedish woman Rut Larsson made a jump with the help of skydiver expert Joackim Johansson, in Motala, 240km southwest of Stockholm.

Old lady Larsson sets a Guinness record

With this feat, Mr. Larsson became the oldest person in the world to successfully skydive. A representative of the Guinness Book of World Records was present to confirm the successful jump. Accordingly, old lady Rut Larsson (103 years and 259 days) broke the previous record of skydiving made by old man Al Blaschke (103 years and 181 days).

Prize tennis professional ITF Men’s World Tennis The tour is officially back

After 2 years of absence due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, the professional tennis tournament ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour officially returned to Vietnam. Specifically, a series of 3 tournaments named ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour M15 Tay Ninh – Hai Dang Cup 2022 will be held at Hai Dang Tennis Club (Tay Ninh City, Tay Ninh Province) from May 30 to June 19 / 2020. 2022.

In particular, the first tournament took place from May 30 to June 5, bringing together more than 64 domestic and international players. With a total prize of 15,000 USD, the men’s singles champion will be added 15 points on the ATP rankings. Representing the host country Vietnam is Ly Hoang Nam, the player is ranked 466 ATP and is ranked as the number 1 seed at the tournament.

About to rematch Nadal, Djokovic admit to many miserable times because of the opponent

Video of Rafael Nadal fighting Novak Djokovic in the semifinals of Roland Garros last year:

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal both won in the fourth round of Roland Garros this year, creating the most awaited match in the quarterfinals on May 31.

The world number 1 Serbian tennis player is rated slightly better than the opponent, because of his impressive performance and the opponent is not in perfect shape. But, Djokovic was cautious when it came to the match with the “King of Clay”. He said: “Roland Garros is the most difficult Grand Slam because there is Nadal. I said after winning last year that it is like climbing Everest and it will always be difficult.”

Nadal repeatedly made Djokovic miserable at Roland Garros

“I had to wait 12 years to win Roland Garros,” Djokovic recalled the 2016 Roland Garros championship. “I also waited four more years to win the second title. During that time, I suffered a lot suffering with a series of failed semi-finals and finals, marathon matches, most of which until 2016 were at the hands of Nadal. It was great when I won for the first time. It was like a release for my mind.”

Criticized for holding the No. 1 position for 3 weeks, Medvedev responded sharply

Recently, journalist Jose Morgado (SportTV channel, Portugal) quoted Daniil Medvedev’s statement when asked by the media: “Are you afraid if someone knows that you are the number one ATP player in a short time? all three weeks”. In response, the No. 2 seed at Roland Garros compared himself to two legends Pat Rafter and Carlos Moya, the players who held the ATP No. 1 place in the shortest time in history:

“After going on the Internet and looking up Google to see which player holds the No. 1 position in the shortest time, I see Pat Rafter do it in a week but he is still a legend, and Carlos Moya only 2 weeks. There are things that people can’t take away from me. That’s a great motivation for me to try to return to the No. 1 position in the world,” quoted Medvedev.

Compatriots expect Raducanu to shine at Wimbledon

The world’s number 11 male tennis player, Cameron Norrie, thinks that Emma Raducanu will become the focus of attention at Wimbledon, and urges compatriots to maintain their mentality to aim for the Grand Slam championship at home.

“Raducanu has received a lot of attention after winning the US Open 2021. Things are not going to get easier at Wimbledon, so she needs to stay awake to continue enjoying tennis. I’m sure Raducanu is looking forward to competing at Wimbledon because grass is also her strength,” quoted Norrie on Give Me Sport.

Amir Khan once intended to retire early

In an interview with Planet Sport, Amir Khan revealed that he once wanted to retire after losing by knockout to Canelo Alvarez in the WBC welterweight title match in 2016. However, according to Khan, his love for boxing helped him maintain his career until he decided to stop at the beginning of May this year. The last time the British boxer fought was in February, when he lost to his great rival Kell Brook.

Joshua is 1 of 5 potential opponents of Dillian Whyte

According to Planet Sport, Dillian Whyte is considering choosing 1 of 5 names including Otto Wallin, Deontay Wilder, Joe Joyce, Andy Ruiz and especially “King” Anthony Joshua as opponents for the next match in 2022. The last time the American boxer fought was the WBC heavyweight championship match on April 24, when he was knocked out by Tyson Fury.

According to Do Anh (Synthesis) (Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Magazine)