World No. 1’s 40-min demolition as Alcaraz sends French Open warning
Iga Swiatek dropped just ten points as she demolished her rival in just 40 minutes as Carlos Alcaraz sent a scary warning to the rest of the men’s field. FRENCH OPEN WRAP!
Iga Swiatek dropped just ten points as she demolished her rival in just 40 minutes as Carlos Alcaraz sent a scary warning to the rest of the men’s field. FRENCH OPEN WRAP!
Russian world number six Andrey Rublev is an early departure at the French Open after a meltdown that rivals John McEnroe at his pomp.
Alex de Minaur declared he was in the strongest clay court form of his life leading into the French Open and has made good on that vow by producing a career-best run at Roland Garros.
Japanese superstar Naomi Osaka has came within one point of causing a massive upset against world No.1 and three-time champion Iga Swiatek at the French Open.
Alex de Minaur has put rivals on notice, dropping just three games in demolishing American Alex Michelsen in the first round of the French Open.
Rafael Nadal’s record-breaking French Open career came to its likely end as he crashed out in the first round in straight sets.
The King of Clay bids farewell to Roland Garros, after losing his opening match in straight sets, fearing the end is near after 19 years of dominating the French Open.
Rafael Nadal’s appearance at the French Open tonight could be The Oval in 1948 all over again.
Coming off a career-best season and reaching world No. 1 in doubles at the end of 2023, Storm Hunter was on a high and striving for Paris. Then a snap decision on the practice court changed everything.
His superstitions may set him apart but so does Rafael Nadal’s amazing career, particularly on clay as he prepares for a likely departure.
Aryna Sabalenka has broken a 12-year hoodoo to win back-to-back Australian Opens at Rod Laver Arena in a straight-sets victory over challenger Qinwen Zheng.
Aryna Sabalenka completed her dominant fortnight by crushing Qinwen Zheng, claiming the tournament without dropping a set.
One hour into the second semi final, Daniil Medvedev would have been thinking about what movies he wanted to watch on the plane home. Three hours later, he’s thinking about his chance to win the Australian Open.
Novak Djokovic says his Australian Open loss to Jannik Sinner – his first at Melbourne Park in 2195 days – was one of the worst Grand Slam matches he’s ever played.
The Italian silences the Rod Laver Arena crowd with an assured performance, answering every question asked of him to run the champion out of town. Long live the king.
The Belarusian’s recovery from tear-filled depths of despair to winning last year’s Australian Open and briefly holding the World No. 1 ranking – she’s No. 2 now – is one of the great comeback stories in sport.
Aryna Sabalenka and Qinwen Zheng will face off in the Australian Open final after they were both successful in their semi-finals on Thursday night at Melbourne Park.
The world No.2 will start as the raging favourite to win back-to-back titles after a straight sets win over Coco Gauff.
Daniil Medvedev floats across a baseline while hitting sinuous, looping, somersaulting forehands and circular eight-handed backhands.
The King of Melbourne Park hasn’t tasted much defeat in Australia, but defeated Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz thinks rising Italian star Jannik Sinner can bring down the greatest of all time.
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