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  • De Minaur’s touching message to Hewitt after epic all-Aussie clash | ‘It was weird’: de Minaur …

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    De Minaur’s touching message to Hewitt after epic all-Aussie clash

    Alex de Minaur has knocked rising teenage Aussie star Cruz Hewitt out of the Washington Open in the second round.

    The 27-year-old went up against the 17-year-old son of tennis legend Lleyton on Friday morning and was victorious 6-2, 6-3 to reach the third round.

    Alex de Minaur of Australia and Cruz Hewitt of Australia embrace following their men’s singles match. Getty Images

    The pair have been close for Hewitt’s entire life given Lleyton has worked closely with de Minaur and mentored him throughout his career.

    “We’re going to play (each other) for the next 10 years of our lives,” de Minaur said to Hewitt after their match.

    Defending champ de Minaur beats Hewitt in first of ‘many battles to come’

    Cruz Hewitt was gasping for air with a towel over his head 15 minutes into his first official clash with Alex de Minaur in Washington on Friday.

    The scoreboard was sobering for the 17-year-old rising star: 5-0 to de Minaur, his friend and regular guest at the dinner table for Christmas. Hewitt had won only six points, while nervously spraying almost double as many errors.

    None of this was surprising, given the decade difference in age and even wider gap in their resumes.

    De Minaur has routinely dispatched fellow Australians, and was never going to take it easy on the teenager, no matter how friendly they are off the court.

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  • De Minaur’s touching message to Hewitt after epic all-Aussie clash | ‘It was weird’: de Minaur …

    De Minaur’s touching message to Hewitt after epic all-Aussie clash | ‘It was weird’: de Minaur …

    Explore the latest developments concerning De Minaur’s touching.

    De Minaur’s touching message to Hewitt after epic all-Aussie clash

    Alex de Minaur has knocked rising teenage Aussie star Cruz Hewitt out of the Washington Open in the second round.

    The 27-year-old went up against the 17-year-old son of tennis legend Lleyton on Friday morning and was victorious 6-2, 6-3 to reach the third round.

    Alex de Minaur of Australia and Cruz Hewitt of Australia embrace following their men’s singles match. Getty Images

    The pair have been close for Hewitt’s entire life given Lleyton has worked closely with de Minaur and mentored him throughout his career.

    “We’re going to play (each other) for the next 10 years of our lives,” de Minaur said to Hewitt after their match.

    'It was weird': de Minaur beats Hewitt in Aussie tussle

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    Alex de Minaur has cast aside sentiment to end Cruz Hewitt's breakout run and storm into the Washington Open quarter-finals.

    The top seed and defending champion produced a clinical display to defeat the 17-year-old Hewitt – son of former world No.1 Lleyton – 6-2 6-3 in just 61 minutes.

    De Minaur shared a warm embrace with Hewitt at the net as Lleyton looked on from the stands at Stadium Court.

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    Defending champ de Minaur beats Hewitt in first of ‘many battles to come’

    Cruz Hewitt was gasping for air with a towel over his head 15 minutes into his first official clash with Alex de Minaur in Washington on Friday.

    The scoreboard was sobering for the 17-year-old rising star: 5-0 to de Minaur, his friend and regular guest at the dinner table for Christmas. Hewitt had won only six points, while nervously spraying almost double as many errors.

    None of this was surprising, given the decade difference in age and even wider gap in their resumes.

    De Minaur has routinely dispatched fellow Australians, and was never going to take it easy on the teenager, no matter how friendly they are off the court.

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  • Wayne’s touching act as Souths great opens up on cancer battle that has ‘taken my soul’ | ‘…

    Wayne’s touching act as Souths great opens up on cancer battle that has ‘taken my soul’ | ‘…

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    Wayne’s touching act as Souths great opens up on cancer battle that has ‘taken my soul’

    The Rabbitohs will have no shortage of motivation on Good Friday with club legend Nathan Merritt to ring the Legacy Bell as he continues his inspirational battle with stage four cancer in his oesophagus and liver.

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    The 42-year-old will welcome South Sydney onto the field for their game against the Bulldogs in the annual clash, with the try-scoring machine recently revealing that he only has 12 months to live.

    'One of the greats': Rabbitohs pay tribute to club legend amid cancer battle

    The Rabbitohs will draw on club legend Nathan Merritt's inspirational cancer battle as they look to topple Canterbury in the annual Good Friday showdown.

    The former NSW winger will ring the club's Legacy Bell in front of more than 50,000 fans at Accor Stadium to kick off the latest chapter of the fierce rivalry.

    One of the greatest try-scoring wingers in his day, Merritt has endured a number of health struggles since hanging up the boots just over a decade ago.

    The 42-year-old is currently battling stage 4 cancer in his oesophagus and liver and the Rabbitohs are hoping to pay tribute to the club legend with a victory on Friday afternoon. 

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    Nathan Merritt has been given 12 months to live. He has one dying wish

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    Nathan Merritt has been given about 12 months to live, and has one simple dying wish: “To see South Sydney win the premiership.”

    The Rabbitohs great has been undergoing chemotherapy for stage four cancer of the liver and oesophagus, but will muster the energy to attend his first NRL game in more than two years on Good Friday.

    Souths have asked Merritt, 42, to ring the Legacy Bell before kick-off against the Bulldogs. The rare cameo will also give fans a chance to honour their popular former winger, who scored 154 career tries including 135 for the Rabbitohs.

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