Wimbledon
Ash Barty’s simple advice for Australian tennis’ next big thing
The former world No.1 has encouraged Australian teenager and next big thing Emerson Jones to be “kind to herself” ahead of an Australian Open where she will attract more attention than ever.
- Marc McGowan
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Bjorn Borg reveals battle with ‘extremely aggressive’ cancer
The winner of 11 grand slam titles says he is approaching his life “day by day, year by year”.
- Simon Briggs
- Analysis
- US Open
Carlos Alcaraz is scarily good and getting better. But there is an asterisk next to his world No.1 ranking
Carlos Alcaraz blew Jannik Sinner off the court. It was unlike anything we have seen anyone else do to the Italian, but an Alcaraz uprising like this was probably inevitable.
- Marc McGowan
This supermodel took fashion by storm – and turned out to be a total fake
She looks uncannily authentic, but has no name, demands no pay and can change outfits at the click of a button. And she has rocked the fashion world since appearing in the pages of Vogue.
- David Crowe
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- Jannik Sinner
The ‘Sincaraz’ era is here: Sinner gets revenge for Paris with Wimbledon win
World No.1 Jannik Sinner has dethroned defending champion Carlos Alcaraz to capture his maiden Wimbledon title and exact revenge for his Paris final defeat.
- Marc McGowan
Fashion fault: The Wimbledon rule ignored by Princess Catherine
In the royal box at Wimbledon Kate and Nicole Kidman took a sun smart approach to protocol.
- Damien Woolnough
The change de Minaur must make to take it up to tennis’ best
There is a common misconception that Alex de Minaur needs a faster serve. Tracking data has illustrated where the Australian really needs to improve.
- Marc McGowan
- Opinion
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I’ve seen the future of tennis. It’s Sinner v Alcaraz
There’s no doubt the Italian and Spaniard will dominate tennis for the next decade.
- Peter FitzSimons
‘I’m grateful’: Princess of Wales makes popular appearance at Wimbledon
Princess Kate returned to the All England Club for the first time on Saturday since she revealed in January that she was in remission from cancer.
- Marc McGowan
- Opinion
- Opinion
American’s double-bagel defeat might just be tennis’s answer to Scott of the Antarctic
Amanda Anisimova, who before our very eyes was thrashed in the Wimbledon singles final, delivered such a magnificent speech that the match will be remembered for that more than anything.
- Peter FitzSimons
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