John McEnroe lost his temper at Melbourne Airport and a teenager paid the price.
Two airport scenes from the Australian Open bubble, one explosive and one restrained, have reignited debate about fan behaviour and player privacy as footage of both …
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Jack Draper is back on the Davis Cup radar, and Norway will get his first competitive look in months.
After six months out with an upper left arm problem, the British number one travels to Oslo to play in Great …
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It is rare to see history and strollers share the same headline, but that is exactly what happened this week in the WTA rankings.
Belinda Bencic and Elina Svitolina have both returned from maternity leave and now sit inside the …
Mothers Make History: Bencic And Svitolina Both In WTA Top 10 Read More »
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 …
Nadal Backs Alcaraz In Melbourne And Explains Why He’s Rooting For Spain Read More »
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 …
Alcaraz Battles Past Zverev In Epic To Reach Australian Open Final Read More »
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 …
Sabalenka Vs Rybakina: Australian Open Final Set For High‑Voltage Rematch Read More »
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 …
Ben Shelton Channels Alcaraz Spark But Sinner Stops His Melbourne Charge Read More »
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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