‘Little bit of love’: Demon’s US Open plea
Alex de Minaur declared he and Katie Boulter were a real tennis couple and deserving of a place in the revamped US Open doubles.
Alex de Minaur declared he and Katie Boulter were a real tennis couple and deserving of a place in the revamped US Open doubles.
AI influencer Mia Zelu fooled thousands with her fake life of luxury – sparking an authenticity crisis up-ending social media strategies for businesses across the globe.
The leggy blonde appears to lead a life of luxury, sitting in the crowd at Wimbledon one week and in the audience at Coldplay the next. But she’s not real and she’s fooled the world.
The irrelevant Nick Kyrgios posted an asterisk on social media in a lame attempt to downgrade Jannik Sinner’s Wimbledon triumph. One might be more inclined to place an asterisk next to Kyrgios’s entire career.
World No.1 Jannik Sinner has claimed his first Wimbledon title, gaining sweet revenge on rival superstar Carlos Alcaraz to end the Spaniard’s quest for three straight crowns at the All England club.
Three children. Brexit. Megxit. Prince Andrew. Some earth-shattering bereavements. Huge private health battles and an unwavering commitment to her job. Catherine’s apprenticeship is over and her latest Wimbledon appearance proves it.
Princess Kate offers consoling words to the runner-up at Wimbledon after a devastating loss, as the much-loved royal makes a triumphant return.
Iga Swiatek has proven herself to be an all-court superstar after claiming the Wimbledon women’s final in devastating fashion – producing a double-bagel in an extraordinarily one-sided final.
Rinky Hijikata will play for a share of $1.4 million (AUD) in prizemoney when he and David Pel face all-conquering British duo Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool in the doubles final.
Rinky Hijikata’s fairytale run through Wimbledon rolls on – with the Aussie through to the doubles final and a guaranteed pay day of almost a million dollars.
The Australian flag is still flying at Wimbledon, with a doubles title up for grabs after a wild ride for Rinky Hijikata into the final.
Plus which three players have won 100 singles matches at Wimbledon and which batters scored 367 not out and 269 in Tests last week?
Novak Djokovic set up a mouthwatering Wimbledon semi-final against world number one Jannik Sinner as he moved a step closer to claiming a historic 25th Grand Slam title.
Only two Australians survived into the second week of singles action at Wimbledon, but there are two title chases alive in the doubles.
Two Australians have made it through to the doubles semi-finals at Wimbledon, while Cruz Hewitt’s campaign in the junior tournament has come to a thudding end.
With Roger Federer looking on at Wimbledon, Alex de Minaur had a moment he’d like to get back in another early grand slam exit.
In a major surprise, the Reserve Bank has kept rates on hold amid global uncertainty and lower inflation. PM flags taxpayers will ‘very soon’ underwrite a major bailout of two failing metal smelters in two states.
Alex de Minaur blew Novak Djokovic away in the first set of their Wimbledon showdown. Unfortunately for the Australian, it was all downhill from there.
A valiant effort playing under duress came to a bitter end for Aussie Jordan Thompson. who had to make another tough call at Wimbledon.
With dad Lleyton watching on from the stands, 16-year-old Cruz Hewitt wasted little time showing he belonged at the All England Club by winning on his first foray into Wimbledon.
Jordan Thompson has succumbed to injury in his fourth round clash with Taylor Fritz, while Carlos Alcaraz and top women’s seed Aryna Sabalenka have won through. All the Wimbledon results.
Alex De Minaur is through to the fourth round of Wimbledon, where he will face a record-chasing Novak Djokovic, while yet another big gun crashed out at the All England Club.
Defending men’s champion Carlos Alcaraz was anything but convincing in his third round match, but eventually conjured enough moments of magic to book his place in the last 16.
As 30 seeded players exited Wimbledon through the opening two rounds Australia’s two top ranked players have survived with draws opening right up.
Aussie hope Alex de Minaur was clinical in a thumping win over Arthur Cazaux at Wimbledon but hometown fans were left reeling as Jack Draper was bundled out by a former finalist. See all the results.
A career first could be on the cards for Jordan Thompson at Wimbledon as he continued to defy his battered body in another win.
Aussie Jordan Thompson furthered his reputation as a comeback king with another stirring triumph as yet another star crashed out of Wimbledon.
Australians aplenty are gracing the most hallowed tennis venue in the world – only problem is they’ve all been celebrities.
Novak Djokovic maintained his bid for a record 25th Grand Slam title, but only after “miracle pills” helped him overcome discomfort to down Frenchman Alexandre Muller.
After an opening day disaster for the huge number of Australians at Wimbledon there was day two success in stifling conditions which impacted one of them in a messy way.
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