Djokovic's Lucky Break as Musetti Retires Injured
Novak Djokovic advances to the Australian Open semi-finals after Lorenzo Musetti retires with injury while leading two sets to love in a dramatic quarter-final match.
Category : Tennis
Swiatek Slams Australian Open Surveillance as 'Zoo'
World No.2 Iga Swiatek has criticised the constant camera surveillance at the Australian Open, questioning whether players are athletes or 'animals in the zoo'.
Pegula Reaches First Australian Open Semi-Final
American Jessica Pegula advances to her maiden Australian Open semi-final with a commanding victory over compatriot Amanda Anisimova, showcasing remarkable composure.
Whoop Ships Sensor Underwear to Australian Open Players
Fitness tracker company Whoop escalates its dispute with Australian Open organisers by shipping sensor-equipped undergarments to top players after a ban on wrist-worn devices.
Rybakina Upsets Swiatek at Australian Open
World No.5 Elena Rybakina defeats second seed Iga Swiatek in straight sets to advance to the Australian Open semi-finals, continuing her dominant form.
Aus Open Fitness Tracker Ban Sparks Player Outcry
Tennis Australia clarifies its stance on wearable fitness trackers at the Australian Open as top players including Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka voice frustration over the controversial ban.
De Minaur's Emotional Outburst After Australian Open Loss
Alex de Minaur's tense exchange with his team following his straight-sets loss to Carlos Alcaraz highlights the Australian's frustration after another grand slam quarter-final exit.
Ash Barty Backs Cowboys' Indigenous Youth Program
Tennis icon Ash Barty has publicly endorsed the North Queensland Cowboys' Indigenous youth program, highlighting its role in fostering community engagement and empowerment for young people in the region.
De Minaur Falls to Alcaraz in Australian Open Quarter-Final
Alex de Minaur's quest for a grand slam semi-final berth ends in straight sets against world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz at the Australian Open, highlighting the gap between tennis elites.
Gauff Smashes Racquet After Australian Open Loss
Coco Gauff's Australian Open campaign ended in frustration as she smashed a racquet after a quarter-final defeat to Elina Svitolina, who advances to face Aryna Sabalenka.
Sabalenka Calls for Grand Slam Fitness Tracker Ban Reversal
World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka urges grand slam organisers to overturn their controversial ban on fitness trackers after advancing to the Australian Open quarter-finals in scorching heat.
Zverev Reaches Australian Open Semis
Alexander Zverev defeats Learner Tien in four sets to reach the Australian Open semi-finals, showcasing a dominant serve praised by John McEnroe.
Sabalenka Challenges Alcaraz to TikTok Dance After AO Win
World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka issues a playful challenge to Carlos Alcaraz after her commanding quarter-final victory at the Australian Open, suggesting a birthday TikTok dance exchange.
Roddick Criticises Djokovic's Ball Kid Incident
Andy Roddick has criticised Novak Djokovic after the Serbian narrowly avoided disqualification for hitting a ball towards a ball kid during his Australian Open third-round match.
Garbine Muguruza Celebrates Birth of First Baby
Former world No.1 tennis champion Garbine Muguruza announces the arrival of her son Marcos Borges Muguruza, sharing heartwarming photos with husband Arthur Borges.
Australian Open Implements Heat Safety Measures Amid Record Temperatures
The Australian Open is taking drastic steps to manage extreme heat in Melbourne, with temperatures predicted to hit 45C. Officials have implemented schedule changes, safety rules, and the Heat Stress Scale to protect players and spectators.
Kyrgios Parties Before Australian Open, Loses Match
Nick Kyrgios was spotted partying at a Melbourne nightclub hours before his Australian Open mixed doubles match, which he lost in straight sets, reigniting questions about his commitment to tennis.
Rafter's Net Strategy for de Minaur vs Alcaraz
Tennis legend Pat Rafter advises Alex de Minaur to adopt aggressive net tactics against Carlos Alcaraz in their Australian Open quarter-final clash at Melbourne Park.
Inglis' Open Prize Money Funds New Toaster
Australian tennis star Maddison Inglis plans to use her $480,000 Australian Open prize money for practical purchases like a Smeg toaster, while investing in her career.
Sinner Sees Room for Serve Improvement Despite AO Win
Jannik Sinner advanced to the Australian Open quarter-finals with a straight-sets victory over Luciano Darderi, but warned his remodelled serve still needs work despite firing 19 aces.
Swiatek Ends Inglis' Australian Open Dream Run
Local qualifier Maddison Inglis fought hard but fell to world No.2 Iga Swiatek in straight sets, ending her memorable Australian Open campaign with a significant prize money boost.
Fritz Urged to Take Month Off After Australian Open Injury
World No.9 Taylor Fritz has been advised to step away from tennis for at least a month following his Australian Open exit due to an abdominal injury, with experts citing his ongoing knee issues.
Pegula Beats Keys in Australian Open with Fun Bet
Jessica Pegula defeats defending champion Madison Keys at the Australian Open, with a friendly wager involving apple pie and cheese adding intrigue to their match.
Kyrgios: 'Make as much money as possible' in exhibition tennis
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios openly prioritises financial gain over competitive achievements, focusing on lucrative exhibition matches as injuries impact his ATP Tour prospects.
De Minaur's Australian Open Quarter-Final Without Boulter
Alex de Minaur will compete against Carlos Alcaraz in the Australian Open quarter-final without fiancée Katie Boulter, who has returned to London for upcoming tournaments.
Australian Open Fitness Band Controversy Erupts
World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz was ordered to remove his Whoop fitness tracker during his Australian Open match, sparking debate over athlete data rights and ITF approval.
Andreeva Booed at Australian Open After Svitolina Loss
Rising Russian star Mirra Andreeva faced boos from the crowd after her Australian Open defeat to Elina Svitolina, who refuses handshakes with Russian and Belarusian players due to the Ukraine conflict.
De Minaur Crushes Bublik, Faces Alcaraz in Aus Open Quarters
Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur delivered a commanding performance to defeat Alexander Bublik in straight sets, advancing to a quarter-final showdown with world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz at the Australian Open.
Djokovic into Aus Open quarters after Mensik withdrawal
Novak Djokovic progresses to the Australian Open quarter-finals after Jakub Mensik withdraws with an abdominal injury, giving the 38-year-old champion extra recovery time.
Medvedev Bageled by Tien in Australian Open Upset
Daniil Medvedev suffers a first career grand slam bagel as Learner Tien dominates in straight sets at the Australian Open, advancing to face Alexander Zverev.
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