Prepare for pages and pages of irrelevant Raducanu updates.
By far favourites, but I'm of course hoping for a US breakthrough. Fritz has never been seeded higher, so this is his chance to step up. UK's Draper and other US men's players seeded in the teens could maybe make waves too. One can hope. :-)
Fritz had an amazing season last year so it will be interesting to see if he can push on this year.By far favourites, but I'm of course hoping for a US breakthrough. Fritz has never been seeded higher, so this is his chance to step up. Uk's Draper and other US men's players seeded in the teens could maybe make waves too. One can hope. :-)
And, As you know I am no fan of Joker, but I am intrigued by his new coach Andy...
Andy Murray: Former Wimbledon champion says coaching has been demanding but believes Novak Djokovic can win more Grand Slams
Andy Murray believes he can help Novak Djokovic win more Grand Slams ahead of Australian Open; watch all the action from the ATP and WTA Tours on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+ which is integrated into Sky TV, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports appwww.skysports.com
Finally got to watch the Draper match today, and that was one gutsy comeback against that overly raucous partisan crowd and the big serve Kokkinakis. The fourth set down 4-5 and to win 7-5 was something to see with those winners.
Just finished watching the 19 year old Tien vs. Medvedev match from this AM. Don't think I've seen a match that good with so many amazing shots by both players in a long time. Lefties are tough, and Tien brought it big time with those forehand aggressive winners. Kudos for Medvedev for battling back from 0-2 sets down, and that 5th set with the 4 breaks was just so suspenseful.
Not a bad haul for a player that announced her retirement last year, then had a change of plans after the US Open. As she said in the post-match presser, the Aussies just funded her next big beach trip with her girlfriends. Loved it!Outstanding wumming from the American here, both on court and in her comments afterwards, giving it to the Aussies.
Excellent stuff :-)
Danielle Collins: American revels in being pantomime villain after beating home hope Destanee Aiava at Australian Open
Danielle Collins beat home favourite Destanee Aiava 7-6 4-6 6-2 during the second round of the Australian Open; Following her victory, she blew kisses to the crowd and cupped her hand to her ear; Aiava was the last Australian left in the draw
Levels upon levels
Could be a big year for him he has the talent
I've had a bit of luck being able to watch on mute while work calls go on is all I will fess up to... ;-)
He lost to Marcos Giron of the US, who is having a nice start to the tourney, and that match was close too. Giron will have another tough ask with Sinner up next.