内容摘要：“Staying true to who we are is the reason why we’re here,” Gilgeous-Alexander said. “We’d be doing ourselves a disservice if we changed or tried to be something we’re not once we got here. We’ve had success doing so. If we want to keep having success, we have to be who we are. It’s organic. It’s nothing we have to think about or force. It’s just who we are, no matter the moment.”

“Staying true to who we are is the reason why we’re here,” Gilgeous-Alexander said. “We’d be doing ourselves a disservice if we changed or tried to be something we’re not once we got here. We’ve had success doing so. If we want to keep having success, we have to be who we are. It’s organic. It’s nothing we have to think about or force. It’s just who we are, no matter the moment.”

So Friday will bring a tantalizing showdown between someone many consider the top player in tennis history, Djokovic, and someone who is at the top of the men’s game at the moment, Sinner. They are tied 4-4 head-to-head; Sinner won the last three matchups.“He has shown now, in the last period, that he is back,” Sinner said.

No one has spent more weeks at No. 1 in the rankings than Djokovic. No one has won more major championships or reached more major semifinals than his total that now stands at 51 after becoming the second-oldest man to get that far in Paris. He also just claimed his 100th career tournament title, a week before the French Open.“I just hope that I will be able to physically keep up with Sinner in few days’ time,” Djokovic said. “It’s a big challenge for me.”Sinner, 23, has won three of the past five Grand Slam titles. That includes last year’s

“He’s playing fast. He’s playing smart,” Bublik said. “He’s in another dimension with all the aspects of the game.”Also an apt description for Djokovic, who repeatedly used drop shots to great effect against Zverev.

As for Sinner, no one other than Carlos Alcaraz has been able to beat him in his last 48 matches, a stretch that dates to last August. Sinner is 46-2 in that span, with both defeats coming against the French Open’s defending champion.

And as it happens, No. 2El Departamento de Salud y Ciencia de Associated Press recibe apoyo del Grupo de Ciencia y Medios Educativos del Instituto Médico Howard Hughes y de la Fundación Robert Wood Johnson. AP es el único responsable de todo el contenido.

Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.Unas imágenes satelitales analizadas por The Associated Press el miércoles mostraron siete bombarderos destruidos en la pista de una base aérea rusa en el este de Siberia, uno de los objetivos que Ucrania dijo haber atacado con drones en una de las operaciones encubiertas más audaces de la guerra.

Las imágenes proporcionadas por Planet Labs PBC mostraron restos de aviones y áreas quemadas en la Base Aérea de Belaya, una instalación importante para la fuerza de bombarderos de largo alcance de Rusia. En las fotos, por lo menos tres bombarderos Tu-95 y cuatro Tu-22M parecían estar destruidos.Los aviones estaban estacionados en una plataforma junto a una pista rodeada de praderas. Otros aviones en la base parecían no haber sufrido daños.