The upsets continue at the Auckland Classic tennis event, with second-seeded American John Isner losing to compatriot Steve Johnson in three sets. Isner had said he was playing with house …
Continue reading No.2 seed Isner crashes out of NZ tennisLuxembourg lefty Gilles Muller’s preparation for the Australian Open looked set to be derailed by a mystery illness that floored him in Brisbane, where he spent most of his time …
Continue reading Sick Muller into Sydney tennis semisTwo-time Australian Open finalist Pat Cash says playing in the men’s tournaments in Sydney and Auckland is a kiss of death for grand slam hopes at Melbourne Park. The Australian …
Continue reading Kooyong tennis the key for top men: CashLuxembourg lefty Gilles Muller’s preparation for the Australian Open looked set to be derailed by a mystery illness that floored him in Brisbane, where he spent most of his time …
Continue reading Sick Muller in Sydney tennis semisLocal hope Daria Gavrilova is a beneficiary from the seedings for the Australian Open following the withdrawal of three top-15 women players. World No.8 Madison Keys (wrist), No.11 Petra Kvitova …
Continue reading Gavrilova gains from Aust Open withdrawalsAustralian Open seed Kiki Bertens has crashed out of the Hobart International tennis at the hands of a qualifier. Belgian Elise Mertens, ranked 127, on Thursday disposed of Bertens 6-2 …
Continue reading Kiki Bertens loses Hobart tennis QFSuspicious betting patterns relating to tennis matches increased in 2016, according to the Tennis Integrity Unit’s first annual report. The report confirms 292 alerts of unusual betting on tennis matches …
Continue reading Suspicious tennis betting on the riseLuxembourg lefty Gilles Muller is the first man through to the semi-finals of the Sydney International, having outsted second seed Pablo Cuevas in straight sets. Muller reached the final four …
Continue reading Muller advances to Sydney tennis semisWorld No.1 Angelique Kerber’s grand slam breakthrough came in the Australian Open final last year but the sliding doors moment came two weeks earlier. On the second day of the …
Continue reading Kerber to fly free at Australian OpenSpanish sensation Garbine Muguruza claims the Australian Open women’s draw is wide open following Serena Williams’ fall from world No.1. Seventh-ranked Muguruza, who broke through for her maiden grand slam …
Continue reading Muguruza sees opportunity at Aussie OpenWorld no.1 Angelique Kerber admits she’s feeling the pressure that comes with top billing at the Australian Open. But the likeable German said she wouldn’t have it any other way …
Continue reading Kerber under Australian Open pumpHawthorn footballer Jarryd Roughead says he is “all good to go” for 2017, even suggesting he could make a return in the AFL pre-season competition. After missing all of the …
Continue reading Roughead eyes pre-season return for HawksPetra Kvitova remains on the minds of players on the WTA tour, many of whom are still in disbelief about the dual Wimbeldon winner’s horrific knife attack last month. Kvitova …
Continue reading Tennis stars hope Kvitova returns soonFormer world No.3 women’s player Nadia Petrova of Russia has ended her tennis career in the wake of long injury trouble, the WTA Tour said on Wednesday. Petrova, 34, had …
Continue reading Nadia Petrova retires from tennisLeicester have announced new contracts for former Waratahs and Wallabies winger Peter Betham and lock Graham Kitchener. Australia international Betham, who has played at wing and centre for the Tigers, …
Continue reading Aussie Betham extends England rugby stintHalf the players contesting the Hobart International quarter finals started the tournament as qualifiers, with at least one guaranteed a semi-finals berth. The final eight playoff on Thursday, with top-seed …
Continue reading Qualifiers aplenty in Hobart tennis QFsAgnieszka Radwanska is hoping a change of racquet brings about a change of fortune as she hunts a maiden grand slam title at the Australian Open. World No.3 Radwanska has …
Continue reading Radwanska aiming high with new racquetChristian Salem got hit in the head by a brick. Dom Tyson dislocated his kneecap. But Melbourne captain Nathan Jones has called the AFL club’s pre-season camp “one of the …
Continue reading No Dee-grets over tough AFL camp

