Virus-free Kiwis confident of January events
With COVID-19 eliminated for the moment in New Zealand, Auckland tournament TD Karl Budge sounds confident that his pair of January Tour events will go
Federer to start serious training in mid-August
Roger Federer will be strictly business when he returns to serious training sessions in mid-August after celebrating his 39th birthday in a fortnight. Coach Severin
Oz Open ponders Doomsday scenario: No foreign fans
Foreign fans could miss out on the 2021 Australian Open in January as Grand Slam officials war-game dramatic tournament scenarios amidst a second wave of
Coach confident Federer will storm back in 2021
Roger Federer’s longtime coach Severin Luthi is confident of a 2021 comeback after the Swiss icon missed most of this season due to a pair
Tiley’s AO dream: Stage it and they will come
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley is counting on the unprecedented drawing power of his event to pull major stars out of their COVID-19 hibernation by next
Battle begins to keep 2021 Open in Melbourne
With Melbourne currently fighting a second wave of COVID-19, the battle to keep the 2021 Australian Open in the city has kicked off, according to TD
Tiley to ‘move heaven and earth’ to ensure Australian Open goes ahead
Australian tennis boss Craig Tiley has said he will ‘move heaven and earth’ to ensure the Australia Open goes ahead in January as Melbourne suffers
Aussie Open ‘not moving’ from Melbourne
Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has quashed rumours the 2021 Australian Open may be moved because Melbourne has a growing number of COVID-19 patients. The
‘Nick is Nick’ – Newcombe critical of Kyrgios Becker spat
Australian legend John Newcombe has criticised Nick Kyrgios over his Twitter spat with Boris Becker. Kyrgios and Becker have been embroiled in a war of
We can’t renew pandemic insurance: Tennis Australia
Tennis Australia has said its pandemic insurance policy is about to expire and it won’t be able to renew it in time for next year’s