TAG: Australian Open
A cautiously optimistic Novak Djokovic told www.tennismajors.com that he has received some positive signs that he will be allowed to compete at the 2023 Australian Open but it’s not official yet. The 2022 Wimbledon champion also mentioned he was surprised by the actions, words and behaviors of some prominent figures of the tennis world. “It […] Continue to read full article...
Oct/22
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Revolutionary Full Court Tennis App Connects Players With World Class ATP WTA Coaches
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Renowned Southern California Tennis Coach and Former Australian Open Winner Brian Teacher Unveils Groundbreaking New Instructional Platform Available NOW! For More Check Out: www.fullcourttennis.com PASADENA, Calif. (October 3, 2022) – A groundbreaking new tennis instructional platform may revolutionize the way tennis players learn, and coaches serve athletes. Full Court Tennis, a collaborator of the WTA & […] Continue to read full article...
WTA world no. 1 and reigning Wimbledon and AO champion Ashleigh Barty has announced her sudden retirement from tennis at the age of 25. Some of her comments to friend Casey Dellaqua… “I’m fulfilled, I’m happy.” “I know how much work it takes. I don’t have the physical drive or the emotional want anymore. I’m […] Continue to read full article...
Feb/22
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Ash Barty Is The WTA Dominant Force and Betting Favorite
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Ashleigh Barty won her third Grand Slam title at the 2022 Australian Open and re-established, for the time being, the WTA balance of power which was thoroughly upset at the previous major tournament, the 2021 US Open where two longshot unknowns Leylah Fernandez and Emma Raducanu surprisingly reached the final. Barty has now won Grand […] Continue to read full article...
AO · Ash Barty · Australian Open · Fila · Head tennis · Wimbledon · WTA
Jan/22
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King Kyrgios Silences His Critics
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In a major suprise, wildcards Nick Kyrgios and Thanassi Kokkinakis won the AO Doubles titles by defeating unseeded Matt Ebden and Max Purcell 7-5 6-4. Suddenly, the man called by some one of the biggest wastes of talent in the sport, is a Grand Slam champion, a feat that many renowned players were never able […] Continue to read full article...
AO · AO22 · Australian Open · Nick Kyrgios · Thanassi Kokkinakis
2022 AO Quarterfinals Monfils vs Berrettini Shapovalov vs Nadal Tsitsipas vs Sinner Felix vs Medvedev Barty vs Pegula Krejcikova vs Keys Collins vs Cornet Swiatek vs Kanepi Djokovic vs Zverev Dimitrov vs Karatsev Rublev vs Medvedev Nadal vs Tsitsipas Barty vs Muchova Brady vs Pegula Osaka vs Hsieh Williams vs Halep Continue to read full article...
AO · AO22 · Ash Barty · Australian Open · Rafael Nadal
By Scoop Malinowski Things are not always as they seem. Outward form deceives many. Rare is the mind that discerns what is carefully concealed within. – Phaedrus So you may have heard by now that the Australian Open is being contested and a lot of spectacular matches have been played. If you trust the mainstream […] Continue to read full article...
By Scoop Malinowski With all the drama and chaos before the tournament even began, the controversial political backstabbing and deportation of the world’s greatest tennis champion, one could not expect this 2022 Lostralian Open to be a normal affair of business. As this oddity of a tournament evolves to an ending hopefully none of us […] Continue to read full article...
AO · Australian Open · Lostralian Unopen · Naomi Osaka · Taylor Fritz
Jan/22
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Robin Anderson’s First Grand Slam At 28
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By Scoop Malinowski Robin Anderson deserves a perseverance award in pro tennis. She earned a USTA wildcard late last year to play the 2022 AO, finally her first Grand Slam main draw in her eleventh year as a professional tennis player. Anderson, from Matawan, NJ, was a very good ITF junior and had some good […] Continue to read full article...
AO · Australian Open · Robin Anderson · Sam Stosur · UCLA
Without the greatest champion in the history of tennis allowed to play due to being unfairly deported by a corrupt government in cahoots with a rabid, bloodthirsty, biased militant backstabbing tennis media, the 2022 Lostralian Unopen began yesterday with plenty of interesting results. American hope Coco Gauff had never lost to Qiang Wang before but […] Continue to read full article...
