WHO CAN STOP NOVAK?
Djokovic smashes French foe, 6-0, 6-0, 6-3
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TENNIS
Djokovic admits rocky past with Federer
‘Respect is something that I was taught that needs to be present regardless of what is happening.’
SPANISH MASTERPIECE
Alcaraz outclasses young Chinese, makes Last 16
FLEXING MUSCLES
Sabalenka, Sinner flaunt might; Anisimova shines
Novak credits success to fig tree
MELBOURNE, Australia (AFP) — Novak Djokovic has long credited a series of unusual methods for helping him become one of the greatest…
Swiatek regains dominant form; Alcaraz returns
‘I wanted to fight until the end.’
Osaka makes ‘bittersweet’ exit
MELBOURNE, Australia (AFP) — Naomi Osaka said that crashing out of the Australian Open was "bittersweet" but vowed not to mope as she…
Nadal sees ‘potential’ in Saudi Arabia
‘Everywhere you look in Saudi Arabia, you can see growth and progress and I’m excited to be part of that.’
INCREDIBLE IGA
Swiatek survives Kenin; Alcaraz eyes glory
Eala ready to bounce back
Filipino teen tennis sensation Alex Eala seeks to bounce back from a disappointing setback in her first attempt at punching a ticket to a…
Eala, Carlos hailed as Ms. Tennis, Ms. Volleyball
Rising talent Alex Eala and star player Diana Mae "Tots" Carlos will have a share of the spotlight in the San Miguel Corporation-Philippine…
BEATING THE HEAT
Medvedev, Gauff secure 2nd round spots
Agassi tags Novak as ‘greatest ever’
MELBOURNE, Australia (AFP) — Eight-time Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi has anointed Novak Djokovic as the greatest men's player of all…
OPENING SALVO
Sinner punishes Dutch foe; Rublev survives Seyboth Wild
Alcaraz eyes Novak payback
MELBOURNE, Australia (AFP) — Carlos Alcaraz says the challenge of toppling 10-time champion Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open gives him…
TREE-LOVING TENNIS TITAN
Djokovic bares secret to Australian Open success
Medvedev: Bad boy no more
‘Everything feels like a risk, especially when you try it for the first time.’
Sabalenka primed for defense
‘I had an incredible season last year, improved a lot as a player and as a person.’