Jannik Sinner and the Australian Open have in common the fact that the only thing that can beat them is to let success go to their heads.
Having retired hurt from the Australian Open,Novak Djokovic is beginning to face his tennis mortality.
Fast-rising American Ben Shelton thinks broadcasters are insulting players at the Open. He needs to lighten up.
This was really no contest:Jannik Sinner showed Alex de Minaur just how big the gulf is between No.8 and No.1.
Djokovic does it again – defying predictions,the years and an injury to outlast 21-year-old Carlos Alcaraz,who is still missing only the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup from his major collection.
Alex De Minaur has proved that he is good for a place in the quarter-finals at the majors. Now,for the next step.
Tony Jones was ham-fisted in his humour,but to take literally anything he said in the infamous broadcast is to choose to take offence.
It took three rounds for four-time major winner Carlos Alcaraz to appear on Melbourne Park’s main stage in this year’s Australian Open,but he made it worth the wait.
The brash American raised the ire of fans at Kia Arena. Whose side are you on?
The great Australian hope won’t take anything or anyone for granted as he steers a course through the first week of the Australian Open.