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Thanks,Lleyton:Why the number of Aussie men in the top 100 has soared

Thanks,Lleyton:Why the number of Aussie men in the top 100 has soared

Most of the Aussie men now in the world’s top 100 players are not household names – but someone who is helped them rise up the ranks.

  • byChip Le Grand
Top Australian tennis junior Charlie Camus defects to France

Top Australian tennis junior Charlie Camus defects to France

Charlie Camus was once one of Australia’s brightest tennis prospects,but he will now represent France after receiving a better offer from the rival federation.

  • byMarc McGowan
The Magic Ticket part three:A free pass to the best moments in Sydney sporting history
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The Magic Ticket part three:A free pass to the best moments in Sydney sporting history

Willy Wonka gave out Golden Tickets,but we’ve handed out Magic Tickets to give our journalists the Christmas gift of a free pass to any sporting event ever held in Sydney.

‘Not what Davis Cup is about’:Hewitt unhappy with surface after final defeat
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‘Not what Davis Cup is about’:Hewitt unhappy with surface after final defeat

Lleyton Hewitt says he is sick of playing on the surface used for the Davis Cup in Malaga,continuing to rail against the homogenised format after Australia’s defeat to Italy in the final.

  • byMarc McGowan
Popyrin the key to Australia’s hopes in Davis Cup final
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Popyrin the key to Australia’s hopes in Davis Cup final

Australia has a proud tradition in the Davis Cup,but hasn’t won the title for 20 years. In the early hours of Monday morning Alex de Minaur and Alexei Popyrin can end the drought.

  • byMarc McGowan
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‘A four-year disaster’:Hewitt’s brutal Davis Cup critique after reaching finals
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‘A four-year disaster’:Hewitt’s brutal Davis Cup critique after reaching finals

Thanasi Kokkinakis,Alex de Minaur,Max Purcell and Matt Ebden delivered scintillating performances against the Swiss to send Australia into the eight-team knock-out finals.

  • byMarc McGowan
Comeback victory pulls Hewitt’s Australia back from Davis Cup brink

Comeback victory pulls Hewitt’s Australia back from Davis Cup brink

Matt Ebden and Max Purcell’s doubles triumph in Manchester ensured the Australians now have more than a fighting chance of again making the finals in November.

  • byIan Chadband
Australia’s Davis Cup chances on thin ice after defeat to Great Britain

Australia’s Davis Cup chances on thin ice after defeat to Great Britain

Alex de Minaur and Thanasi Kokkinakis were both defeated as an inspired British team banked a 2-1 victory over Australia in their Davis Cup Finals group stage clash.

  • byIan Chadband
Rosewall and the record that eludes even the ‘Big Three’

Rosewall and the record that eludes even the ‘Big Three’

Australian tennis great Ken Rosewall is the oldest man to win a major but is unfazed if that record slips from his grasp as he compares the game he played to the one he watches now.

  • byScott Spits
Why I love de Minaur:Hewitt’s tribute to star ahead of Djokovic showdown

Why I love de Minaur:Hewitt’s tribute to star ahead of Djokovic showdown

De Minaur,who takes on Novak Djokovic in the fourth round on Monday night,has drawn plenty of comparisons to Hewitt throughout his career. The Aussie legend can see why.

  • byMichael Chammas