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Trying to lead the Australian down the path of self-destruction on the court is a dangerous game. Awaken the sleeping giant at your peril.
The Australian Open this year looms as the best on the men’s side for many years,especially with Nick Kyrgios believing he is a legitimate chance to end the host nation’s 47-year men’s title wait. On the women’s side,there is no shortage of rivals lining up to beat world No.1 Iga Swiatek.
Although Nick Kyrgios’ relationship with Novak Djokovic is repaired,the Australian star has no regrets about an inflammatory interview in which he was heavily critical of the Serbian superstar’s character and demeanour.
Mark Philippoussis says he would have embraced being uncomfortable as in-your-face documentary makers recorded revealing moments of his tennis career,despite his desire for a private life.
Thumping contests. A controversial fly-on-the-wall documentary. ‘Premium’ entertainment experiences. These days,there’s a lot more to the Australian Open.
Dominic Thiem is tempering expectations in his comeback after a major wrist injury but the former world No.3 is rapt to be at the Australian Open.
Team USA have already booked their spot in the decider after taking an unassailable lead over Poland,and they’ll be up against Italy after the underdogs beat top seed Greece.
The LGBTQ tennis event will feature 180 competitors from 14 countries.
Daniil Medvedev delivers another straight-sets win to breeze into the Adelaide International semi-finals at his countryman’s expense. Is Novak Djokovic next?
Thanasi Kokkinakis is back in Adelaide trying to replicate his heroics from last year,but it’s not only Novak Djokovic he has to worry about.