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Players could boycott Australian Open
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 20, 2020
Sources close to several elite tennis players say they will boycott the Australian Open if the Victorian government in Melbourne does not allow warm-up tournaments.
Djokovic pleads for easing of Melbourne COVID restrictions
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 19, 2020
Novak Djokovic has called on Australian authorities to permit players to compete before the Australian Open while undertaking quarantine. Djokovic said he would do whatever
Konta fears for players’ health in Australia
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 19, 2020
British No. 1 Johanna Konta has warned that players’ health could suffer if they are forced to go from a two-week mandatory quarantine straight into
More doubts over Australian Open as travel plans rejected
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 18, 2020
Tough quarantine restrictions could see the Australian Open moved or even delayed after the Victorian government has again refused to accept Tennis Australia’s proposals for
Barty ends troubled year in top spot
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 16, 2020
The WTA season ended in Linz on the weekend with Australian Ash Barty still the highest ranked woman in the world. Barty did not play
Fears for Oz Open after State premier says no deal has been reached
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 16, 2020
The Australian Open has been thrown into doubt after the State of Victoria’s premier said no deals had been signed off to stage any tennis
Great posters and photos now available on grandslamtennis.online
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 16, 2020
Looking for a photo, or a poster (up to a whopping A2 size) for a Christmas present? Or to adorn your study – or your
British LTA loses £30m because of Covid restrictions
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 12, 2020
Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association has seen its income fall by £30m as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The governing body says the 40% drop
Time running out for ATP Cup quarantine assurances
- By Peter Rowe
- . November 12, 2020
Plans to stage the ATP Cup and other events around The Australian Open are in doubt after Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley admitted he had
