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Nick Kyrgios recently admitted that he was heartbroken when he heard the news of Rafael Nadal‘s withdrawal at the 2024 Australian Open because of injury. Nadal, 37, was forced into an early flight home from Australia for the second year in a row. Last year, he sustained a hip injury during a second-round defeat to…
By Alberto Amalfi | @Tennis_Now | Thursday, January 11, 2024 Some top pros will be wielding a sharper Blade down under. Wilson announced the launch of its new Blade v9 billed as the brand’s “sharpest” performance racquet. More: AO Women’s Draw: Top 5 Takeaways “Innovation is at the center of everything we do at Wilson, and…
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World No 1 in doubles, Storm Hunter, made it into the main draw of the women’s singles at the Australian Open on Friday, the first reigning top-ranked doubles player to qualify for a Grand Slam in singles since 2006. I was shaking in the last two games. She’s a quality player, she’s so aggressive and…
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If the draw has anything to do with it, the men’s singles competition at the Australian Open should be a fun one. And it should be a fair fight, so to speak. The draw ceremony for the season’s first Grand Slam was held on Thursday afternoon. It produced a seemingly balanced bracket on the men’s…
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Naomi Osaka doesn’t have any expectations from her comeback in Australia, but she has confidence and a lot of it, as she believes she can win a Grand Slam. Is Naomi Osaka good enough to win a Grand Slam? Yes. Will Naomi Osaka win a Grand Slam in 2024? Maybe. And that’s what it really…
By Richard Pagliaro| @Tennis_Now | Thursday, January 11, 2024 Champions come and go, but legends last forever. Former world No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki respects today’s Top 10 players, but believes they would not beat the legend that is a prime Serena Williams. More: AO Women’s Draw: Top 5 Takeaways Meeting the media in Melbourne today ahead…
