Brazen style will remain, says beaten Aussie
One of Australia’s best singles prospects has promised more hearts-in-mouths tennis as he commits to his “unorthodox” style.
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Better to come from beaten Aussie brigade
There’s a big push coming from Aussies in 2024 after a swag of players made their presence felt at Melbourne Park.
‘How can you say that?’: TV clash over Court
Divisive tennis figure Margaret Court is set to end her four-year exile from the Australian Open with the move ruffling feathers.
Tributes paid to ‘doyen’ of tennis journalism after Open death
Tributes have poured in for much-loved British tennis writer Mike Dickson who has died suddenly at the Australian Open.
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American’s cheeky message to Aussie crowd
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American pops the bubble as Alexei’s fairytale ride ends
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Cheat storm rocks Aus Open as star lashes out
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