Recovery road a hard slog for Zverev
Alexander Zverev admitted on Saturday his comeback from a June ankle injury will not be a quick fix. The German learned that lesson as he
Tiley pleads AO poverty as politicians promise more funding
Local politicians have promised to further open the public purse to save the Australian Open for future generations. Tournament TD Craig Tiley, something of a
Australian Open could move to China
China held talks to move the Australian Open to Shanghai during the Covid pandemic and the $80m loss Tennis Australia took on the event because
Djokovic can’t shake memories of 2022 Australia deportation
Novak Djokovic said on Thursday he remains cautiously optimistic that Australian crowds will forgive and forget as the one-year anniversary of his deportation from Melbourne
Report: Defiantly unvaxxed Djokovic lands in Australia
Novqk Djokovic has reportedly touched down in Australia, with officials refusing to confirm the return of the Serb a year after he was deported. Djokovic
AO looms as major stress point for prickly Kyrgios
Australian Open home stress and outsized expectations are already preying on the mind of Nick Kyrgios. The Wimbledon finalist who won the Melbourne doubles trophy
Nick’s yuletide offer is snow joke
WISHING everyone a cheeky Merry Christmas from the Manly Lawn Tennis Club, where an invitation has gone out to one Nick Kyrgios to play an
Report: Dicey docs throw covid suspicions on Giorgi
WTA player Camila Giorgi is under suspicion as a client of an anti-vax physician who is suspected of willingly issuing fake covid documents to several
Murray hints his career could be on the brink
Andy Murray has dropped the hint that the end of his career could be on the horizon, with the Scot revealing his thoughts to the BBC. The
Bad loser Kyrgios at it again
Aussie bad boy Nick Kyrgios launched an attack on Tennis Australia after he was beaten to the ‘Player of the Year’ John Newcombe Medal by