Emma Raducanu felt the crowd, and Simona Halep, watching every return in Cluj-Napoca.
The Briton arrived in Romania as top seed after a split with coach Francisco Roig and an Australian Open exit, and she admitted the presence of a …
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Neal Skupski and Christian Harrison just made doubles look like a rehearsed magic trick, trophy and all.
On a sun-slick Rod Laver Arena the newly-formed British-American pair beat Australian wildcards Jason Kubler and Marc Polmans in straight sets to claim …
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Late nights met landmark history in Melbourne, and the scoreboard delivered a story coaches will be arguing about for decades.
Novak Djokovic’s marathon semi, a skip of on-site training and Carlos Alcaraz’s career Grand Slam made for a headline-packed build …
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Elena Rybakina has claimed the Australian Open to secure her second Grand Slam title in a tense final against Aryna Sabalenka.
Her 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 victory in Melbourne not only returned a major trophy to her cabinet but also added …
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Elena Rybakina closed out a thriller in Melbourne to win her second Grand Slam title and deny Aryna Sabalenka a third straight major crown.
The Kazakh showed late-match composure and power to finish a run that included beating both the …
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Rafael Nadal made his preference clear for the Australian Open final and managed to do it without a trophy in his hands.
Back in the crowd at Rod Laver Arena, Nadal explained why he would cheer for his countryman Carlos …
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Court drama in Melbourne went beyond baseline rallies as Carlos Alcaraz not only claimed a major but also picked a fight with the roof, and the conversation quickly spilled from the players’ box to pundits and social feeds.
The roof …
She came, she served, she aced the doubt away with an expression that said little and a trophy that said everything.
Elena Rybakina’s 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 win over Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open final was more than another trophy; …
Rybakina Rewrites Her Story With a Melbourne Comeback Read More »
Two generations meet in a final that could rewrite tennis history.
Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz arrive at Rod Laver Arena on Sunday with contrasting missions: one chasing a record and the other aiming to finish an already brilliant early …
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Rybakina refuses to be awed by Sabalenka as the Australian Open final looms in Melbourne.
Aiming to shed the one-slam wonder label, Elena Rybakina has powered through the draw and now faces world number one Aryna Sabalenka for the Daphne …
Rybakina Says She Will ‘Fight Till The End’ Against Sabalenka In Melbourne Final Read More »
Melbourne served up another late-night classic and Novak Djokovic walked out, blinking, into the spotlight with a grin and a very cheeky demand.
Djokovic’s path to the final mixed fortune, veteran guile and sheer will, leaving a field of questions …
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Alcaraz fought like a man who still had gas in the tank nobody thought existed.
Carlos Alcaraz ground out a five-set marathon against Alexander Zverev on Friday and immediately pivoted to recovery mode, admitting fatigue and an upper-right leg issue …
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Sabalenka and Rybakina will walk onto Rod Laver Arena with title history, recent revenge and a healthy dose of mutual dislike simmering just under the baseline.
Both women won their semifinals in straight sets to reach the final, Sabalenka dispatching …
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Ben Shelton delivered a week in Melbourne that had pundits comparing his in-match snapback to Carlos Alcaraz, even if the result fell short at the quarterfinals.
The American’s run felt like a statement and also a reminder that the ATP …
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Novak Djokovic snapped at a reporter in Melbourne, turning a routine press moment into something resembling a late-match line call that did not go his way.
The exchange came as Djokovic prepared for a semifinal against defending champion Jannik Sinner, …
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The lead evaporated faster than Musetti’s right leg could hold up.
Lorenzo Musetti carried a two-set lead over Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open quarter-final before a right leg injury forced him to retire, turning a potential career-defining victory into …
Musetti’s Heartbreak Hands Djokovic A Semifinal After Injury Read More »
Missing source files do not make the court any less dramatic, they just make our job more about verification than spectacle.
Editors asked My Tennis Expert to assemble a readable summary from a set of articles that were not provided, …
No Source, No Problem: How We Summarised Tennis Rumors With Care Read More »
Tennis is changing under our racquets, and the new rhythm is making even seasoned fans adjust their expectations.
Across recent announcements and lineup changes, the professional tour feels less like a fixed calendar and more like a chessboard where veterans, …
Tour Shakeup: Veterans Pace Themselves While Young Players Push Forward Read More »
