Barty beats Collins to win Australian Open title
MELBOURNE : Ash Barty beat American Danielle Collins 6-3 7-6(2) to win her first Australian Open title on Saturday.
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Barty beats Collins to win Australian Open
An imperious Ashleigh Barty became the first Australian to win her home Grand Slam in 44 years Saturday, halting the charge of fearless American Danielle Collins in straight sets.
Ashleigh Barty ends home drought with historic Australian Open title after win over Danielle Collins in final
Ash Barty stormed to the Australian Open title after beating Danielle Collins in straight sets, 6-3 7-6(2), to become the first home singles champion at the Grand Slam for 44 years. The top seed ended the drought for an Australian singles champion at Melbourne Park going back to Christine O'Neil in 1978 to emulate her compatriot in style on Rod Laver Arena. Ad/> Remarkably, the world No.
Australian Open live blog: Ash Barty takes on Danielle Collins in women's final, before all-Australian doubles final featuring Kyrgios and Kokkinakis
Ash Barty is looking to win her third career grand slam women's singles title against Danielle Collins and become the first Australian woman since Chris O'Neil in 1978 to lift the trophy at Melbourne Park.
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Training in Brisbane could be part of the secret to tennis world number one Ash Barty's success at the Australian Open.
Danielle Collins credits grand slam run to upbringing on Florida’s public courts
Danielle Collins will play on the biggest stage in tennis when she faces Ashleigh Barty in the Australian Open final but in key moments her mind will drift back to the park courts of Florida.
They've had very different paths to the Australian Open final. So can Danielle Collins crash Ash Barty's party?
Amid a turning of the tides at the top of women's tennis, a local hero looks to become the shining beacon of the sport.
Ash Barty adopting simple approach to breaking 44-year Australian Open title drought
If Ash Barty is feeling pressure in her quest to be the first local player to win the Australian Open women's singles title in 44 years, the world number one is hiding it behind a brilliant poker face