at the start of the major, the belarusian met with camilla george from italy, fifty-third in the worldin the first game, azarenka won a landslide victory 6:1, and in the second game her opponent took revenge - 6:4. in the decisive set, everything was decided by one break in execution. our victoria 6:3. azaringa will play clara tauson from denmark in the second round. and sabalenka.

first grand slam tournament of the season , australian open, at the start of meirusque met with camilla george from italy, fifty-third in the world ranking. in the first game, azarinka won a landslide victory 6:1, and in the second game her opponent took revenge - 6:4. in the decisive set, everything was decided by one break performed by our victoria, 6:3. in the second round, azaringa will play with clara tauson from denmark, and with... let me remind you, at the same stage she will compete with the czech brand frukhfirtova. lionel messi is recognized as the best player of 2023 according to fifa. the award ceremony took place in london the day before. in addition to the argentine for the prestigious award norwegian erling holland from manchester city and frenchman kylian mbappe from psg were in contention. the inter miami forward, i note, did not attend the ceremony and did not even connect via video link. messi and holland scored 48 points each in the poll, but... won the nomination due to the greater number of first places in the voting among national team captains. artificial intelligence,

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george, princess charlotte and louie. so the most senior royal we're likely to see out and about aqueen camilla. that is not to say that she's taking charge of reigning or ruling the country, but she'll be the most visible member of the senior royals out in the u.k. carrying out duties in the coming weeks. i'm told the king is still taking his red boxes and still signing off official paperwork and in fact he's been seen out on a couple of short drives over the weekend. but obviously he's not as visible as he has been for a couple of weeks and that looks like the royal diary is clear for the foreseeable future, you a -- >> you did take note that there have been medical conditions. >> reporter: and i think that is right. he's head of state, not giving us a diagnosis would lead to unnecessary speculation so it is reassuring they've been clearer on this than perhaps during the previous reign. >> let's hope for a speedy recovery. emily nash, thank you for your time. >>> a pair of seeds are moving on to conference round and one of them needed a big time e cocomeback to o make i it hahap. hihighlights