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Jannik Sinner Completes Semi-Final Line-up at Aussie Open

Match Reviews

January 28, 2026

Jannik Sinner showed he is back to something like his best with a clinical victory over Ben Shelton in straight sets. You sense that his semi-final opponent, Novak Djokovic will not pose too much of threat either, despite his extraordinary career. Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic are both players we still long to see at […]

Elina Svitolina Takes Down Coco Gauff In Less Than An hour!

Match Reviews

January 27, 2026

Elina Svitolina has produced one of the biggest shocks of this year’s Australian Open. It took her just 59 minutes to knock out the troubled Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-2 under a closed roof. The Ukrainian mother did it with raw aggression consummate ease. Her reward is to reach her first ever semi-final in Melbourne. Elina […]

Jessica Pegula and Ben Shelton Lead the American Charge

Match Reviews

January 26, 2026

Jessica Pegula and Ben Shelton have earned epic quarter-finals at the Australian Open. An all-American match-up against Wimbledon finalist Amanda Anisimova is Pegula’s reward for downing the reigning Aussie Open champion, Madison Keys. Meanwhile Shelton is already looking forward to the opportunity to gain revenge. He lost last year to the other defending singles champion […]

Carlos Alcaraz Faces the Local Hero at the Australian Open

Match Reviews

January 25, 2026

Carlos Alcaraz faces a tough test on Tuesday as Melbourne gets ready to turn up the heat in more than one sense. It’s not just Australia’s summer temperatures that threaten to be oppressive. Jannik Sinner learned all about those when he wilted and almost had to retire during his last match. But Alcaraz has to […]

Jannik Sinner Dramatically Saved by the Roof at Australian Open

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January 24, 2026

Jannik Sinner looked for all the world a broken man. But great players don’t give up easily. Jannik Sinner has the heart of a lion – and that’s why he will defend his title at Wimbledon 2026 with equal passion. First his calves cramped up in Melbourne. Then his arms. He turned even paler than […]

Iva Jovic Is the New Sensation at the Australian Open in Melbourne

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January 23, 2026

Iva Jovic is the name on everyone’s lips at the Aussie Open. And she is adding to the incredible strength of American tennis with her growing power and presence. Iva Jovic could make a stunning impact at Wimbledon 2026 too! She just took down seventh seed Jasmine Paolini 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) to claim her first […]

Stan Wawrinka Faces Taylor Fritz in Saturday Classic in Melbourne

Match Reviews

January 22, 2026

Stan Wawrinka just had to inflict the final damage with that beautiful, flowing backhand. It’s the lethal weapon we have all adored for decades. We only have this year to enjoy it one last time. Stan Wawrinka’s stunning backhand will surely be a must-see exhibit at Wimbledon 2026, however deep he goes! One-handed poetry in […]

Cameron Norrie Will Face Sascha Zverev as the Last Brit Standing

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January 21, 2026

Cameron Norrie will try to reverse the recent Grand Slam trend against Alexander Zverev when they face off in round three at the Australian Open. It’ll be a tall order for journeyman Norrie when he takes on last year’s Aussie Open runner-up on Friday. The German prevailed in a Melbourne classic two years ago. And […]

Madison Keys and Jannik Sinner Sail Through After Early Scares

Match Reviews

January 20, 2026

Madison Keys had a whole year to get nervous about defending her title in Melbourne. It showed. And if an opponent’s face could ever unnerve, the temporary tattoos sported by Ukrainian underdog Oleksandra Oliynykova might just have added to the American’s early unease. Madison Keys and her penchant for drama will make her campaign at […]

Novak Djokovic Makes More History with 100th Aussie Open Win

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January 19, 2026

Novak Djokovic looked as lean and agile as ever. History had come calling – and he did not disappoint. Neither was the manner of this one hundredth Australian Open victory anything but emphatic and stylish. Spectacular diagonal forehand and backhand winners at crucial moments. Fireworks behind a dependable serve that was foiled just five times […]