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The world No.6 went down to No.103 American Patrick Kypson in the first round of the Mexico Open.

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With the Jalisco New Generation cartel in Mexico causing violent destruction across the Puerto Vallarta area, many American tourists remain stranded due to canceled flights and closed airports.Not far north is the posh area of Punta Mita home to luxury resorts such as the Four Seasons and the Ritz-Carlton.Wendee Puccetti of Wisconsin told Fox News Digital she and her husband were supposed to leave Mexico on Sunday after a week-long vacation.RESCUE TEAM HEADING TO MEXICO TO FREE AMERICAN TOURISTS TRAPPED AMID CARTEL VIOLENCE"We were checking out, and we walked up to the bellman, and he said, No one's [leaving], you can't drive anywhere. There are no vehicles. The airport shut down. So that was the first we heard of it [Sunday] at like 10 a.m.," said Puccetti.She added, "From here, you wouldn't have any idea that there's anything going on."Puccetti said she had booked her trip with a vacation package agency, and so far has received only an email notice from the organization.She said the group sent a link to a portal with flight options the first one showing Friday but cannot book through the platform.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZPuccetti was able to extend her stay at her current hotel, and said she's standing by sheltering in place until she's able to find the next flight out."The hotel's really empty," she said. "I think a lot of people that were supposed to be here were on those flights that either turned around and went back, or were diverted to other cities," she said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERPuccetti said the hotel is operating as business as usual but scaled back its operations yesterday, with two out of the 14 restaurants open for service."I just feel bad for the people that live and work here," she said."There is a woman that has been helping us out all week. She's got a five-year-old boy. He was at a Sunday school yesterday, and you could just tell she was so worried about him," said Puccetti.She added, "They don't want that whole cartel stigma associated with this area because it's never happened here before."Puccetti did a lot of research prior to her trip, she said, determining Puerto Vallarta to be generally safe and the Punta Mita region known for being very safe."I mean, you could say [its dangerous] going downtown to parts of Chicago or New York City, or whatever," said Puccetti."I don't have any regrets about coming here," she added. "It's unfortunate that it happened the way it did."Crisis response group Grey Bull Rescue, based in Florida, has launched operation "Condor Reach" to helpAmericans trapped in Mexicoevacuate.The veteran-led nonprofit founder, Bryan Stern, a multiple-tour combat veteran, told Fox News Digital the operation in Mexico is "war-zone level" and nuanced with team members deployed on Monday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"Becausethe cartelsare a business as much as they are an army, the violence is entirely in their control. The Mexican army is not going to be able to really defeat the cartels," said Stern."They've been around for many, many, many years."

The US rapper performed back to back classics, ahead of attending his first Swansea City game.

A High Court civil action alleging sexual abuse against a prominent Premier League club executive has been discontinued.The woman bringing the claim alleged she was just 15 years old when the purported offences occurred during the 1990s.She had been pursuing aggravated damages against the well-known figure, accusing him of assault, battery and intentionally causing injury.Despite the civil proceedings being dropped, an anonymity order secured by the defendant's legal team in 2024 remains firmly in place.The judge who granted the order stated: "The identity of the defendant as a party to these proceedings is confidential and shall not be published."The alleged victim had also reported the matter to police, claiming a rape took place at the man's residence.However, officers informed her that she had delayed too long in coming forward with her complaint.Legislation in force at the time required such matters to be reported within twelve months.This statutory limitation meant criminal proceedings could not be pursued against the executive.The woman subsequently turned to the civil courts in her pursuit of justice, seeking aggravated damages through the High Court action that has now been abandoned.The reasons behind the discontinuation of the civil case have not been disclosed.The Football Association confirmed its safeguarding department had been informed of the allegations against the executive.In a statement, the governing body said: "We have robust safeguarding measures in place and all referrals into us are handled in line with our policies and procedures."The FA added that it investigates all concerns regarding individuals who may pose a risk to children and adults within the sport, implementing proportionate safeguarding measures where appropriate.In granting the anonymity order, the judge determined that protecting the defendant's identity was essential for the proper administration of justice, concluding there was insufficient public interest to warrant disclosure.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

A hat trick by Alexander Sorloth helped Atletico Madrid finally shake off Club Brugge and advance to the Champions League round of 16. The Spanish giant won 4-1 on Tuesday to complete a 7-4 aggregate victory. But the wide margin on the night didn't tell the full story of Brugge's resilience over two legs. A 3-3 draw in Belgium last week had seen Brugge come back from two goals down and then level again in the 89th minute. In the second leg in Madrid it fought back once more after Sorloth fired Atletico in front in the 23rd. Joel Ordonez leveled 13 minutes later. Diego Simeone's team went 2-1 ahead through Johnny Cardoso early in the second half and Brugge's resolve was finally broken. Sorloth completed his hat trick with goals in the 76th and 87th to secure Atletico's place in the next round. Bod/Glimt eyes another upsetInter Milan must overturn a two-goal deficit against Bod/Glimt if it is to avoid becoming the latest giant to be cut down by the tiny Norwegian team.Bod/Glimt leads 3-1 after the first leg and has its sights on the round of 16. Inter the beaten finalist in two of the last three seasons plays the second leg at home but is in danger of suffering one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history.We should have done better, and theres a lot of disappointment, Inter coach Cristian Chivu said. But weve reset and Im now interested in our approach and our confidence, being the best version of ourselves and knowing we can turn it around.Bod/Glimt's victory last week in Norway saw it follow up back-to-back wins against Manchester City and Atletico Madrid at the end of the league phase.We feel we can compete with most teams but at the same time we have nothing to lose, Bod/Glimt midfielder Patrick Berg said.Newcastle was cruising into the next round after a 6-1 win in Qarabag, while Bayer Leverkusen is in control against Olympiakos following a 2-0 win in the first leg. ___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

RICHARD GIBSON IN PALLEKELE: Promoting himself to No3 after a chat with Brendon McCullum, he almost single-handedly accounted for the win over Pakistan a couple of days after his 27th birthday.