When Nick Kyrgios joined this week’s episode of The Sit-Down podcast, his passion for tennis became clear. A series of injuries have sidelined the Australian star for the better part of two years, a ...
Tributes have flooded in as Rafael Nadal graced the court for the last time at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga on Wednesday. A 22-time Grand Slam champion, Nadal has had his fair share of rivals, but ...
Six years into her burgeoning career and with 101 Grand Slam matches played so far, Iga Swiatek has won 83 of them – capturing five major titles along the way. Her quiet demeanor has sometimes veiled ...
From the time Rafael Nadal emerged on tour in 2003, all dark flashing eyes, blazing intensity and a prodigious topspun lefty forehand, the only thing missing was the plinth. Finishing touches to the ...
Tennis Australia and Red Bull will bring together six of the world’s best players for a unique, one-night only, tiebreak tennis event, all set against a DJ dropping beats in Rod Laver Arena. With ...
Korean star Hyeon Chung will begin his path back towards Melbourne Park after being announced as one of the competitors at this year’s AO Asia-Pacific Wildcard Play-off. The Play-off, scheduled for 25 ...
Men’s tennis has officially entered a new era, according to former doubles world No.3 Casey Dellacqua. The sport was previously dominated by the colossal ‘Big Three’ of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer ...
As his comeback plans take shape, Aussie star Nick Kyrgios is hoping for a return to John Cain Arena at Australian Open 2025. The court is the site of some of his greatest career matches and memories, ...
AO Hacks returns in the countdown in Australian Open 2025, providing fans with player insights to maximise their day at the tennis. There is no greater sight in tennis than seeing a forehand or ...
There have never been more ways to enjoy the world-class tennis action at Melbourne Park. The versatility of Australian Open 2025 tickets means that, whether you’re a tennis nerd, a casual fan, an ...
Tennis Australia acknowledges that the AO is held on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country and we extend our respects to Elders past and present and to all First Nations People.
Tennis Australia acknowledges that the AO is held on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country and we extend our respects to Elders past and present and to all First Nations People.