Australian Open 2022: TV channel, times and how to watch online in the UK
The Australian Open kicks off 2022’s Grand Slam tennis calendar as attention turns to matters on the court following the uncertainty surrounding Novak Djokovic.
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Nadal targets shot at history, Medvedev faces Tsitsipas test at Australian Open
Rafael Nadal can give himself a shot at becoming the first man to win 21 Grand Slam titles, providing he can get past Italian power server Matteo Berrettini when they clash in an afternoon Australian Open semi-final on Rod Laver Arena on Friday.
Nadal closes in on quest for greatness, Medvedev running on empty
MELBOURNE: Rafael Nadal is two matches away from getting the jump on golden era rivals Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer to become all-time Grand Slam leader as the Australian Open gets down to the last four on Friday (Jan 28).
Rafael Nadal survives scare to squeeze past Denis Shapovalov in five sets at Australian Open
An ailing Rafael Nadal battled to a five-set victory over Denis Shapovalov in a dramatic Australian Open quarter-final.
Canada's Shapovalov's valiant comeback effort halted by Nadal in marathon match at Australian Open quarters
It took five sets, but Canadian Denis Shapovalov's impressive run at the Australian Open is over.
Ailing Nadal survives Shapovalov thriller to reach semis
Rafael Nadal moved to within two matches of a record 21st Grand Slam title with a dogfight five-set quarter-final win over Denis Shapovalov at the Australian Open on Tuesday.
Australian Open order of play: Day 9 – Rafael Nadal and Ashleigh Barty in quarter-final action
The Australian Open has reached the quarter-final stage in the singles, with the men’s and women’s favourites still standing despite early exits for other top seeds. Daniil Medvedev is aiming to win a second straight Grand Slam, but he will not be in quarter-final action until Wednesday.
El jefe del Open de Australia dice que Djokovic volverá en 2023
Una semana después de que y, por consiguiente, dado de baja del de la temporada, el director del torneo, Craig Tiley, afirmó que cuenta con el serbio para la edición de 2013 en una serie de entrevistas que concedió a medios locales. «Volverá, sí. Obviamente, tiene que haber competición en primer lugar, pero esa será su intención. Al final del día es número uno del mundo, le encanta el Open de Australia», aseguró el dirigente, que evitó responder preguntas sobre la actuación de la Federación aussie en el caso de Djokovic y dijo que no lo hará hasta que se lleve a cabo una revisión de lo que sucedió alrededor del asunto del visado del balcánico. «Entonces podremos responder a eso más específicamente».