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We're not sure if Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has even broken sweat.
The French fifth seed has breezed past compatriot Adrian Mannarino on Centre Court at Queen's, winning 6-2 6-2 in little over an hour.
"It was a good match, I played pretty well. I had to play my best to beat Adrian," he says.
Then the likeable world number 10 muses about how great London is in the sun, tells the crowd to keep hydrated and chats about family life after becoming a father for the first time recently.
Told you he was chilled.
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Image source, PAStoke chief executive Tony Scholes is hopeful captain Ryan Shawcross will sign a new long-term contract as the defender approaches the final year of his current deal.
The 29-year-old centre-back agreed a six-year term in November 2012 and talks have been on-going about extending that stay.
"When you've got important players, you want to do something sooner rather than later," Scholes told The Sentinel.
"But that is a very simple statement about what can be a very complicated and long process. "There's always talks. People talk about 'have talks started?' We've been in contact."
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Callum Egan: Stop booking players for celebrating a goal!! We want players to be passionate.
pratik: Everyone gets their own ball instead of having to watch 22 people chase a ball.
That's a lot of plinths....
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A magnificent seven might be stretching it - but it is a bloomin' good seven.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has rattled off seven games on the bounce to take control of his opening match at Queen's against fellow Frenchman Adrian Mannarino.
The world number 10 is leading 6-2 3-0, and is so chilled in the west London sun that he's even high-fiving ball girls in-between points.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland Under-21 coach Aidy Boothroyd has warned there are no "second chances" before his team's must-win Euro 2017 group game against Slovakia.
The winner of each of the three groups qualifies automatically, with the best second-placed team also going through.
And after Friday's goalless draw against Sweden in Poland, he said: "It is an unforgiving set up.
"You've got to hit the ground running. We have to win so there's no point trying to shy away from it."
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Image source, Getty ImagesOver the past 90 years, the BBC and Wimbledon have served up some incredible sporting memories.
And now we are giving you the chance to pick your top three moments.
Image source, Getty ImagesChinese Super League clubs face a 100% tax on signings as their mid-season transfer window opens on Monday.
The country's Football Association is proposing the measure for loss-making clubs in order to try to curb the league's extravagant spending.
Chinese clubs spent £331m during the country's winter transfer window, which was more than their English Premier League counterparts in January.
The proceeds from the tax would go into a government-run fund.
Image source, Getty ImagesFlorentino Perez will serve another term as Real Madrid president after standing unopposed for re-election, the club have announced.
The 70-year-old is now set to remain as president of the European and Spanish champions until 2021, taking his overall stay in the position to 18 years.
A club statement read: "In Madrid, on 19 June 2017, at 00:01 hours, the electoral board of Real Madrid met at their headquarters in order to deal with and decide the issues listed below."
Image source, Getty ImagesBayern Munich have laughed off rumour linking Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo with a move to the German champions.
The club tweeted a photo of a rubber duck with a post labelled the 'hoax of the day' on the club's website.
"We do not comment on these rumours," said Bayern chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
"But now, in the case of Cristiano Ronaldo, we want to clarify once and for all that this rumour has no basis and must be referred to the realm of the fantasy."
Welsh club Bangor City are at Danish club Lyngby in the first leg of the first round and Northern Ireland side Coleraine are at Haugesund.
Phew!!!...
Who will Aberdeen play in the second qualifying round?
Rangers will face Luxembourg outfit Progres Niederkorn and Northern Ireland club Crusaders are up against Latvia FK Liepaja.
Wales club Bala Town will face Liechtenstein club FC Vaduz, and another Welsh side, Connah's Quay Nomads, will play HJK Helsinki in the first qualifying round.
So St Johnstone will play Lithuanian side FK Trakai.
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Image source, .Queen's is up and running...
Jo-Wilfred Tsonga, clad with a stylish green headband keeping his large afro out of his eyes, faces Adrian Mannarino and is the favourite to take this tie.
Loves the grass does JWF...
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.....*waits for the injury jokes to flood in.
Image source, Getty ImagesJust as Queen's Club opens it's doors in London, the Birmingham Classic begins in.... well, Birmingham.
Two Brits are on court later. First up is Heather Watson - she faces Ukrainian Elina Svitolina and as soon as that match concludes, compatriot Naomi Broady squares up against Alize Cornet - tough opponent.
We will keep you updated...
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novak84: I'd ban that awful ball on the plinth thing at the start of games. And referees have to do a post match interviews like mangers.
What did the plinth ever do to you?!
Image source, PACeltic will play the winners of the first round, Linfield of Northern Ireland or Sp La Fiorita of San Marino, in the second qualifying round of the Champions League.
Ireland's Dundalk will play Norway's Rosenborg.
Those matches will be played 11 & 12 and 18 & 19 July - before the school holidays start!
Image source, Getty ImagesAs if we need warming up today...
Anyway, from 12:00 BST (midday), we will be streaming the opening day of Queen's at the top of this page so, tennis fans - fill your boots.
First up is an all French tie - Adrian Mannarino v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Later on Grigor Dimitrov, Briton's Kyle Edmund and the "bad boy of tennis" Nick Kyrgios will be on court...