Eva stands beneath a projection showing the gulag of concentration and death camps, for the latest in her tireless rounds of presentations on the Holocaust and her own family history.
Having struggled through her previous three rounds, all of which went to a deciding set, the world No1 ripped apart the fragile game of Italy's Sara Errani 6-1, 6-3 and stands two wins away from a 20th grand slam title.
The IBF welterweight champion stopped Frankie Gavin inside six rounds to retain his title and further the view he is a man who is well and truly for the big time, or to be specific, a clash with Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Joshua has yet to be taken past three rounds as a professional and really there was no doubt that he would prevail easily here.
Occasionally, I accompanied him on his rounds, and stared through soapy windows at what struck me as opulent luxury.
The councillor is making his rounds, quietly soliciting from his neighbours their troubles and concerns.
The 19-year-old Australian was initially fined £8,500 and suspended by Tennis Australia after he called the South African Raven Klaasan a "kaffir" when they played in the qualifying rounds of an ATP event in Eastbourne last month.
Then came the seventh, when the right hand Lee had spent the first six rounds setting up connected and sent Quillin to the floor for the first time in 31 professional fights.
Osborne will this week announce details of the government's new cap on the welfare budget and has indicated that he wants up to £12bn a year cut from the benefits bill in order to limit the impact of future rounds of austerity on Whitehall departments.
The one-eyed Tyson trudged back into the centre of the ring, where he traded punches and expended more energy for a couple of rounds.
Around 60% of the favela's residents earn a living from collecting cardboard on the streets, and much of the construction material comes from their daily rounds, which fan outwards from the neighbourhood of Bom Retiro at one end and Campos Elíseos – São Paulo's run-down 'Champs Élysées', with its itinerant, open-air crack zone known as Cracolândia – at the other.
