Pliskova in hunt for new coach
Former world No.1 Karolina Pliskova has parted ways with coach Daniel Vallverdu due to ‘time commitments’. Pliskova is planning to begin off-season training next week,
Gauff the next big star, says Chris Evert
Chris Evert believes Coco Gauff is set to follow in the footsteps of tennis legend Serena Williams. Williams is not retiring yet, but Evert sees
Andreescu ‘100 per cent’ ready for Melbourne
Bianca Andreescu says she fully expects to play in January’s Australian Open after missing much of the tear with injury. “I wouldn’t say I’m ready
Former Tennis Australia director fed secret info to TV network
Former Tennis Australia director Harold Mitchell has been hit with a $90,000 fine for committing “serious” breaches of director’s duties while on the board of
US player fails dope test, banned for 4 years
Californian Ashley Kratzer, 21, has been banned for four years after failing a doping test at a tournament in the US. Kratzer was suspended in
Positive for AO as Melbourne comes out of lockdown
The city of Melbourne will begin to open for business from tomorrow after three months of COID-19 lockdown, boosting hopes the Australian Open will go
Cash-strapped Kiwis hurt by COVID ban
Tennis New Zealand is desperately seeking ways to keep tennis in the spotlight with no Auckland event in January to look forward to. Tennis NZ
Fans love Barty’s grand final moment in Brisbane
Social media was awash with congratulations for world No. 1 Ash Barty after she presented the AFL championship trophy to the Richmond Tigers in Brisbane
Swiatek to quarantine after COVID-19 contact
French Open winner Iga Swiatek has been forced to quarantine after meeting Polish President Andrzej Duda who has since tested positive for COVID-19. “Neither I
Move over Serena, Olympia is the future
Serena Williams’ time on the court may be waning but daughter Olympia is the new star of the family. Olympia, now 3, has over 600,000