How the Australian Open became the tennis Silicon Valley, from roofs to party courts
What California is to America, Australia has often been for tennis — the lab where new stuff goes for a test drive ...
Sinner toughs it out as Tien hobbles out, Monfils retires at Melbourne Park
Jannik Sinner battled through illness and reached the quarter-finals of the Australian Open on Monday but the physical ...
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley wants to erect a statue of Novak Djokovic at Melbourne Park
Statues of a host of international tennis stars including Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Serena Williams should be built ...
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Jackie Chan at the Australian Open: Film icon having a blast at Melbourne Park
As one of the sporting calendar's biggest events, the Australian Open is never short on star power, on and off the court.
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Craig Tiley wants a Novak Djokovic statue at Melbourne Park
The CEO of Tennis Australia and director of the Australian Open has explored the possibility of paying homage to the greatest ...
Why Aryna Sabalenka’s Australian Open tennis charge is so relentless, from power to variety
The world No. 1 is seeking a third Australian Open title in a row. This is what makes her the best player in the world.
World’s top tennis players to play in Las Vegas exhibition
Top-ranked Jannik Sinner, No. 2 Alexander Zverev, women’s No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka and former No. 1 Naomi Osaka will play ...
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Tournament director wants Novak Djokovic statue at Melbourne Park after the Serb played possible last Australian Open
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley wants to have a giant Novak Djokovic statue at Melbourne Park. The Serb had a forgetful ...
Swiatek backed by 'Australian Open 2025 Girls Edition' at Melbourne Park
It took a few years of planning for four Polish university friends living on four different continents but the dream of getting together at the Australian Open finally came true this month.
A Djokovic statue, tennis on the MCG, and keeping Melbourne ahead of the world: Tiley’s grand plan
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley challenges his team to change the Melbourne Park site 50 per cent, if not more, every year.
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Australian Open: Did the Happy Slam become the Angry Slam? Or is tennis just changing?
“You have to move with the times,” McEnroe continued, “but I think there’s something about the quiet that happens in a great ...