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‘Nice to get this win for Lebanon’: the qualifier inspiring a war-torn country

‘Nice to get this win for Lebanon’: the qualifier inspiring a war-torn country

Lebanese tennis player Hady Habib was largely unknown a week ago. Now, he’s a hero in his war-torn country.

  • by Billie Eder

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Australian Open 2025: Sabalenka, Zverev and Andreeva to feature on day one

Australian Open 2025: Sabalenka, Zverev and Andreeva to feature on day one

Take a look back at what the biggest names in tennis said as they approached the first round of the Australian Open.

  • by Gemma Grant
Novak Djokovic won’t back away from hotel detention ‘poisoning’ claims

Novak Djokovic won’t back away from hotel detention ‘poisoning’ claims

The 10-time Australian Open champion refused to back down from claims he made in a magazine interview that he was “poisoned” by the food he ingested in Melbourne detention three years ago.

  • by Scott Spits
Why Jannik Sinner won’t bite back at Nick Kyrgios’ barbs

Why Jannik Sinner won’t bite back at Nick Kyrgios’ barbs

Daniil Medvedev, who lost last year’s Australian Open final to Jannik Sinner, said it would be interesting to see “the energy” if Sinner and the Australian crossed paths.

  • by Marc McGowan
Nick Kyrgios says he’s ‘smart as’, and he might just be right

Nick Kyrgios says he’s ‘smart as’, and he might just be right

OnlyFans, NBL, pickleball entrepreneur and TV’s nascent voice of tennis – Nick Kyrgios will be in your face for a long time to come, no matter how long he keeps playing.

  • by Scott Spits
De Minaur danger: The Carlos crusher awaiting the Demon in the first round

De Minaur danger: The Carlos crusher awaiting the Demon in the first round

Alex de Minaur is embracing the pressure and expectations after copping a devilish draw for the Australian Open in Melbourne. Nick Kyrgios meanwhile has drawn Brit Jacob Fearnley.

  • by Scott Spits
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You may not have heard of them, but these five players can shock the Australian Open

You may not have heard of them, but these five players can shock the Australian Open

The top-ranking stars may have dominated coverage in the lead-up, but who are the dark horses who could spring an upset when the first grand slam of the year kicks off on Sunday?

  • by Billie Eder
‘You can’t be serious’: Nine lures McEnroe back for Australian Open

‘You can’t be serious’: Nine lures McEnroe back for Australian Open

Nine’s coverage of the Australian Open has been supercharged by the return of one of the sport’s greatest names, while there will also be a splash of Olympic gold.

  • by Jon Pierik
Hewitt, Tomic bow out of Australian Open qualifying at the first hurdle

Hewitt, Tomic bow out of Australian Open qualifying at the first hurdle

Cruz Hewitt’s conqueror said it best on Tuesday: “Cruz showed up and played very well. He is just 16. I think when I was 16; I was pooping my pants to step out in a grand slam qualifying.”

  • by Marc McGowan, Jon Pierik and Gemma Grant
‘Fasten our seat belt’: What to expect from son of a gun Cruz Hewitt

‘Fasten our seat belt’: What to expect from son of a gun Cruz Hewitt

It’s a big week for 16-year-old Cruz Hewitt, the son of Australian tennis legend Lleyton, who’ll be striving to qualify for the Australian Open at virtually the same age his father did in 1997.

  • by Scott Spits
Sabalenka claims Brisbane title, Osaka retires from Auckland final ahead of Australian Open

Sabalenka claims Brisbane title, Osaka retires from Auckland final ahead of Australian Open

Aryna Sabalenka has tuned up for the Australian Open by winning the Brisbane International for the first time.

  • by Marc McGowan

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