Hok track watch: Old rookie and 203cm tall take control of attack
The only area of concern on the injury front for the healthy Hawks is in the forward half — but two keys look set to step up and fill the void nicely. See more in track watch.
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Athletics’ bizarre rebrand to give sport ‘bold new identity’
The nation’s governing body for track and field events says it is “reimagining what athletics means to Australians” by renaming from Athletics Australia to Australian Athletics.
Sinner’s ‘clear mind’ despite ongoing anti-doping investigation
Despite WADA’s appeal of Jannik Sinner’s 2024 anti-doping case leaving him uncertain for his future, the Italian champion has revealed how he has kept a ‘clear mind’ to stay at the top.
The frightening truth behind Sinner’s ruthless Aus Open rout
Jannik Sinner has sent the tennis world a terrifying message as he sealed his third grand slam title – because, at 23, there’s a lot more to come from tennis’ newest unstoppable force.
Media feuds and boos: Is this how it ends for the GOAT of the AO?
When Novak Djokovic comes to Australia, there’s no shortage of drama that follows. But is this how it all ends for the master of Melbourne Park? SCOTT GULLAN with the analysis.
‘Who knows?’: Novak uncertain on Melbourne Park return
We may have seen the last of Novak Djokovic at Melbourne Park, with the 10-time champion uncertain if he’ll be able to return as injury concerns mount up after retiring against Alexander Zverev.
Two years in the making: Novak’s secret weapon uncovered
Numerous times throughout a Novak Djokovic match, he will rigorously check over his racquet. What never crosses his mind is something that’s been years in the making, the secret to his success.
End the cringe: Please stop the inane on-court questions
The post-match interviews at the Aus Open have stolen the headlines from Melbourne’s heat, but even if they are tiresome at times, players just have to suck it up, writes Scott Gullan.
Demon torches citizen journo amid brutal admission
Having already admitted some hard truths to the press following his brutal quarter-final loss to Jannik Sinner, Alex de Minaur was in no mood for one line of attack from a journalist on social media.
Demon’s Aus Open disaster leaves us wanting Kyrgios back
We were told that Alex de Minaur was ready to match it with the best now, but he failed miserably in the test that was Jannik Sinner and it left us all wanting another Aussie, writes Scott Gullan.
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