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Tennis legend Rafael Nadal says he’s linking up with Saudi Arabia to “grow the game”. Yeah,it couldn’t be about the money,oh no.
The Spanish legend is the latest sports star to accept a role in the gulf nation. Meantime,Australian Open favourite Swiatek explained how Ash Barty had played a part in her rise to world No.1.
Novak Djokovic likes to order gluten-free tuna and avocado tacos,Aryna Sabalenka is an acai bowl fan and Stefanos Tsitsipas has eaten so many souvlakis that Stalactites has named one after him.
I never really understood his journey. I was young and immature but over time it has become clear to me that we were more alike than I wanted to admit.
Craig Tiley plans to remain in Australian tennis’ top job for the foreseeable future,driven by the lofty ambition to transform the Australian Open into the biggest sporting event on the planet.
The science of tennis balls has again entered the mainstream after Thanasi Kokkinakis said the balls at the Adelaide International were “lemons”.
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley was to meet Rafael Nadal on Monday night and start his pitch to bring the 22-time grand slam champion to Melbourne next year after his withdrawal from the 2024 event.
Spanish icon Rafael Nadal may never play in Australia again after withdrawing from this year’s Australian Open with a new injury.
Rafael Nadal can’t guarantee he will take his place in the Australian Open next Sunday after a hip problem emerged during his loss to Jordan Thompson at the Brisbane International.
Rafael Nadal issued his most ominous statement yet in his comeback in Brisbane,as he prepares to face another Australian. But the champion believes the nation’s prospects are changing.