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Alcaraz was sapped by the “tension” and “nerves” of playing Djokovic at a grand slam, and his movement was severely limited throughout the rest of the match as the Serbian closed out a four-sets win.
Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/djokovic-alcaraz-wimbledon-final-b2375900.html
An emotionally and physically sapped David Warner says his “back against the wall” double century against the Proteas was the finest innings of his…
Source: https://www.theroar.com.au/2023/01/03/ashes-tour-headlines-a-blockbuster-2023-for-australia/
But Boston closed the first half on a 12-4 spurt, capped by Smart’s 3-pointer that sent the visitors to the locker room with a 65-53 lead and sapped a lot of energy from the home crowd.
She felt isolated, and it sapped her motivation to make friends with teachers or students.
Source: https://torontolife.com/deep-dives/epic-fail-inside-york-memorial-high-schools-descent-into-chaos/
The cryptocurrency market plunged last year as investor confidence was sapped by a combination of interest rate hikes and high-profile collapses including FTX and Celsius.