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Let there be tennis! After last year’s complicated, frustrating, and foreshortened season, the Proud New Dad Its A Girl Pregnancy Announcement T-Shirt and by the same token and very fact that there are now serves being served and rackets being swung on the pro tour is heartening—and for some, no doubt, alarming. If you haven’t yet tuned in to the earliest overnight rounds of the Open in Melbourne (the tournament kicked off last night around the same time as a slightly more-heralded American sporting competition), you should know in advance that this tournament is—after lengthy quarantines and months of stringent planning from both the country of Australia and the Open itself—the first large sporting event featuring crowds of maskless spectators.The tournament’s grounds feature three distinct zones to enhance both separation and contact tracing, and all spectators must clear a series of checkpoints and complete a health declaration before attending matches. As for the players and their various trainers, family, and significant others: More the 1,200 of them arrived in Australia weeks ago via 17 charter flights, but because of COVID-19-related issues and contact tracing on at least three of those flights, 72 players were required to quarantine in their hotels—many of them without attendant courts for practice—for two weeks. (Angelique Kerber, who was upset in the first round last night by Croatian-American Bernarda Pera, put much of the blame for her loss on the quarantine.) Aside from the Kerber upset, the early going in the first round has been mostly pro forma—but as the days roll on and the tournament takes shape, here are a few things to look out for.On the women’s side, there would seem to be an embarrassment of riches and a multitude of potential winners. The number-one seed for the second year in a row, Australian Ashleigh Barty, looked great in a warm-up tournament—but hasn’t otherwise played a competitive match in almost a year, riding out the pandemic at home in Queensland. Sofia Kenin, who beat Barty in the semis last year en route to the championship, is defending her title as the fourth seed. (The steady-as-a-rock Simona Halep and the occasionally erratic Naomi Osaka are seeded second and third, respectively.)Are we forgetting someone? A few, actually, one of them routinely mentioned as the greatest of all time. Serena Williams, 39, comes into the Open seeded 10th but, of course, eternally formidable. Her last major was here in Australia—but that was four years ago. Can she hold it together during a grueling tournament after a run-up that was itself grueling in a different way? The odds are against it—but who ever picked Serena based on odds? The 2019 U.S. Open champion, Bianca Andreescu, seeded eighth and recently back from an extensive injury leave, is hitting with serious power, and last year’s upset French Open winner, Poland’s Iga Swiatek, is seeded 15th and ready to prove everybody wrong all over again.Having said all that, who are we picking? Frankly, it’s any one of the above—along with a small handful of others capable of turning a big upset into a championship run. Let’s put it this way: The head says Ash Barty, the heart says Naomi Osaka, and the wild card/Cinderella story line has Serena finally grabbing that 24th Grand Slam.The men’s draw is both easier to predict and more frustrating to behold. While we’ve been waiting for a new field of Slam contenders to rise to the occasion for literally years now, the so-called Big Three (Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic) have won 57 of the 63 Grand Slams held since 2003. And while, with Federer nursing an injury, we’re reduced to the Big Two in Melbourne, that’s likely where the Norman Brooks Challenge Cup (as the champion’s trophy is known) will be found at the end of two weeks. Again, we’re mired in a bit of head-heart indecision here: Djokovic will likely be the most fit, best prepared player, while Nadal—particularly in Grand Slams—has an almost superhuman ability that’s less about willing himself to win and more about simply refusing to lose. The stakes here are huge. If Nadal were to pull off his 21st Slam here, he’d break his tie with Federer and, at least on paper, present a valid argument to be considered the greatest male tennis player in history.But not if Dominic Thiem has any say in the matter. Having reached the finals here last year—and having won the 2020 U.S. Open—he’d seem to be a strong contender, but frankly hasn’t looked the greatest in his last outings. He’s also on the same side of the draw as Djokovic, and finds himself in Australia without his coach, who tested positive for COVID-19. Other potential spoilers: Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, and Alexander Zverev. The first two are unquestionably beyond talented contenders who have yet to show the kind of mental fortitude necessary to dominate a two-week Slam, while the tsunami of off-court issues that Zverev has been contending with would seem to have made his actual tennis game a low priority.Then again, when it comes to Slams, anything is possible. So have that extra espresso (coverage on ESPN2 generally starts around 9 p.m. ET, with streaming platforms kicking off a couple of hours earlier) and start banking sleep for the 3:30 a.m. live men’s and women’s finals in two weeks.

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The 55th Super Bowl is upon us, and with it comes a myriad of inventive, hilarious, and occasionally bizarre TV commercials. A single 30-second TV spot during the Proud New Dad Its A Girl Pregnancy Announcement T-Shirt and by the same token and Super Bowl can cost up to $5.6 million, and it’s no wonder why: A captive audience of snacked-out sports fans equals maximum viewing.2021’s Super Bowl looks significantly different from prior years, with mandatory mask-wearing and a limited number of in-person attendees, but at least the ads were as plentiful as ever. Below, find a list of the 7 best commercials from Super Bowl LV:1. Budweiser’s COVID-19 vaccination donation.Okay, it isn’t technically a traditional ad, but it’s powerful nonetheless; this year, Budweiser decided to sit out the Super Bowl ad race altogether, and instead donated the money that the company would have spent to COVID-19 vaccination awareness. Coke and Pepsi did the same, and we’re better off for it.2. Will Ferrell for GM.Will Ferrell, Kenan Thompson, Awkwafina, and some light fun poked at Norway for no particular reason? We’re on board.3. Drake for State Farm.“Stand-ins don’t have lines,” Drake is asked to understand in this ad. Why is it so funny to see him in a signature red State Farm polo?4. Lil Nas X for Logitech.Nothing will ever beat Lil Nas X’s “Cool Ranch” commercial from last year, but this Logitech ad—in which he wears a truly smashing pink pajama set—is a close second.5. Dan Levy for M&Ms.Fresh off an excellent Saturday Night Live hosting gig, Dan Levy brings his irrepressible charm to a TV spot that centers around the power of apologies.Bass Pro Shops for…outside?“In these trying times, we need nature more than ever. We need nature to remind us that like a sunrise or the turning of the tides, these challenges will pass,” this ad reminds us all along with much-needed panoramas of the great outdoors.Maya Rudolph for Klarna.The only thing better than one Maya Rudolph is four Maya Rudolphs, and that’s exactly what we get in this eclectic ad (on horseback, no less!)