Nick Kyrgios says he is nearly 100 per cent certain to play the Australian Open,despite picking up an abdominal strain.
The top-ranking stars may have dominated coverage in the lead-up,but who are the dark horses who could spring an upset when the first grand slam of the year kicks off on Sunday?
Who is the greatest of them all,and how do you measure greatness anyway? Billie Eder continues our series on the sporting GOATs,before we reveal our top 50.
Kazakhstan’s Alexander Bublik has taken aim at Andy Murray,Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal in a bizarre interview with a Russian media outlet.
Speaking for the first time since Stefano Vukov was suspended,Elena Rybakina said she was “not happy” with the accusations levelled at her former coach.
Stefano Vukov won’t be allowed access to the Australian Open after the WTA announced it was investigating him for a possible breach of the tour’s code of conduct.
After being sidelined by injury for part of 2024,Alex de Minaur has rediscovered his career-best form.
Australia has been eliminated from the 2025 United Cup,despite wins in the mens singles and mixed doubles against Great Britain,led by Alex de Minaur.
Australian Nick Kyrgios lost his comeback match in a three-set thriller against big-serving Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard.
Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic won their first match after a nail-biting tiebreak,while Jordan Thompson came from behind to defeat Matteo Berrettini.
Jasmine Paolini crushed Belinda Bencic 6-1,6-1,after Flavio Cobolli schooled Dominic Stricker. Meanwhile,team Czechia defeated Norway 2-1 during the day session in Sydney.