Thumping contests. A controversial fly-on-the-wall documentary. ‘Premium’ entertainment experiences. These days,there’s a lot more to the Australian Open.
Tennis powerhouses and high-profile personalities Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic will meet in a ticketed exhibition match on the eve of the Australian Open.
In the new Netflix series,we hear plenty from the Australian world No.22 about his internal struggles but where are his many detractors?
Tournament officials have gone as far as trying to entice the musician by getting his close friend Billie Jean King to convince him to attend.
In footage from Netflix's upcoming Break Point,Kyrgios says he doesn't want to put his career before his personal life and mental health.
Nick Kyrgios’ manager reveals he used to have a tracking app to help find the star after boozy nights out,sometimes on the eve of grand slam matches.
The world No.462 says he is not bitter with Tennis Australia,but will use the decision as motivation to prove his doubters wrong on the court.
Jessica Pegula stopped her United Cup press conference after beating world No.1 Iga Swiatek to read out an “inspirational” message sent by US teammate Frances Tiafoe.
Tennis Australia plans to introduce America’s fastest growing sport at tennis clubs around the country,but the initiative may upset purists.
Nick Kyrgios’ withdrawal was a blessing for Jason Kubler. He earned $23,000 for just participating in the United Cup,adding another $77,000 with his two wins.
Adelaide International quarter-finalist Alexei Popyrin is ready to make his mark on the men’s tennis tour after some hard lessons last year.