Men of honour – Sinner and Cahill face an uncertain future, no?
Jannik Sinner and his Australian supercoach Darren Cahill, revered globally but under-appreciated locally, were the epitome of gracious victors. But a CAS hearing in April looms.
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‘Among most educated’: Tiley rejects Bogan Slam tag
There was no shortage of drama at the AO. TA boss Craig Tiley addresses Alexander Zverev’s heckler, overloaded, raucous crowds and will we see the GOAT of Melbourne Park return?
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.
‘Not good enough’: The moment Zverev’s dream slipped away
Alexander Zverev joined elite company with his third Grand Slam loss without a victory, and the German will know when it slipped away. These are the key moments that decided the Aus Open final.
Ugly Zverev allegations mar Sinner’s historic Aus Open moment
Jannik Sinner is a two-time Australian Open champion, but his opponent, Alexander Zverev was forced to wade through a tough moment after his loss at the hands of the Italian.
Lukewarm Sinner reaction hints at Australia’s ‘shameful indictment’
It’s no secret Australian Open fans are choosy about who they embrace as heroes. Some reactions were a shameful indictment on the country. And Jannik Sinner felt a touch of that on Sunday.
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.
Unfrozen Keys on the power of letting go … and therapy
Madison Keys was told from 12, you’ll win a slam! A compliment to a kid. A complication when you’re 29 and haven’t done it. ‘I got to the point where I was okay if it didn’t happen.’ Which was when it happened.
Nothing to see here: Tiley rejects ‘Bogan Slam’ claim
We’ve seen the good, the great, the bad and the ugly at the Australian Open. All par for the course, says tournament director Craig Tiley.
‘4-6 week injury’: Djokovic claps back at doubters in viral post
Novak Djokovic was forced into retirement in his Australian Open semi final. Now he has lashed out at those doubting his injury claims, with an expert revealing the true amount of damage done.
How Aus Open champion Keys celebrated maiden slam win
Despite her long wait for a major title, Australian Open champion Madison Keys has revealed her celebrations were subdued following her upset victory over world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka.
The ‘heavy burden’ and ‘internal panic’ Keys had to overcome
After years of coming up short, Madison Keys had to overcome her internal demons to land one of the sport’s biggest trophies, writes JULIAN LINDEN.
Why tennis owes Zverev nothing, despite what Djokovic thinks
Last summer, crowds gave Alexander Zverev frosty receptions in the face of allegations of domestic abuse. This year, ED BOURKE writes, tennis has been “very, very kind” to his reputation.
Queen dethroned: Keys’ storied triumph best since Barty
In a stunning upset, Madison Keys has won her first ever grand slam after defeating Aryna Sabalenka. JULIAN LINDEN writes, it’s the feel-good story tennis needed after Ash Barty’s retirement.
‘Trying to let it go’: Sabalenka explains outburst, praises Keys
Aryna Sabalenka says her outburst and exit from Rod Laver Arena after a dummy spit was needed to cool down after losing her chance at three titles in a row.
The ultimate final: A deceiving Sinner locks in top two battle
He may be have been hobbling around on court but there was nothing stopping the deceiving Jannik Sinner from locking in his spot at the AO final. Now he has a chance to go back-to-back.
Happy Slam? Bogan Slam, more like it. The hostility is a Djoke
Boo! Not to Novak Djokovic, but to the appallingly badly behaved and boorish crowd at the so-called Happy Slam.
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.
Booing Djokovic marks a ‘new low’ for disgraceful Aus Open crowds
The crowds at Melbourne Park have been out of control for years, and Friday’s disgraceful booing of the Australian Open’s greatest-ever player marked a new low for the “happy slam”, writes Julian Linden.
The Aussie mastermind behind Aryna’s Aus Open domination
He may just look like a face in the crowd, but Shane Liyanage is one of the masterminds behind Aryna Sabalenka’s success – and will be crucial in her attempt at a third straight Australian Open.
‘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.
Sting in the tail in this clash of scorpions
The battle of women’s tennis two biggest hitters will be won in the mind.
Racquet science: Unravelling the ‘secrets’ of Aussie Open success
Fits and kicks have owned conversations at this AO, but have we forgotten about tennis’ most necessary weapon? CALLUM DICK analyses who is owning the ‘secret’ racquet market.
‘Tracking to be one of the greats’: Jones hailed our new Barty
Those in the know are confident Emerson Jones is destined for tennis greatness. Will she end a nine-year wait for Australian glory in the Australian Open juniors this year?
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.
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