Australian Open hopes for strong finish after Djokovic debacle
MELBOURNE : Deported from Melbourne last Sunday, Novak Djokovic has since visited a monastery in Montenegro where he appeared at peace with his absence from the Australian Open.
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Tiley denies reports Djokovic will sue Tennis Australia
MELBOURNE : Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has refuted reports Novak Djokovic will sue Tennis Australia following his deportation from Australia, and said he expects the world number one to return to play at the Grand Slam event next year.
Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley blames 'changing conditions', 'miscommunication' for Djokovic saga
Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley says «forever-changing conditions» and «miscommunication» with the federal government were the main reasons behind the Novak Djokovic saga that has tarred this year's Australian Open.
Resumen y resultados de la cuarta jornada del Open de Australia 2022 hoy, 20 de enero
Este es el momento en que Medvedev ha explotado contra los aficionados del Open de Australia tras su partido ante Nick Kyrgios. El ruso se mordió la lengua todo el partido para después decir esto
Australian Open organisers deny slack COVID-19 testing
MELBOURNE: The Australian Open was under growing pressure on Thursday (Jan 20) to make COVID-19 tests mandatory as some top players said testing was lax at the first Grand Slam of 2022.
El director del Open de Australia, abucheado por el caso Djokovic
El director del, Craig Tiley, en su primera aparición pública en el torneo por la gestión del , en la que hubo errores demostrados por parte de la organización que preside, Tennis Australia, antes de que el serbio, número uno del mundo, fuese deportado y, por consiguiente, dado de baja de la competición.
Australian Open organisers deny slack COVID testing
MELBOURNE : Australian Open organisers insisted on Thursday their COVID-19 protocols have been "really successful" despite some top players pointing to lax testing at the first Grand Slam of 2022.
Craig Tiley denies Novak Djokovic legal fees will be paid as Australian Open deportation reasons revealed
Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley has denied they will pay Novak Djokovic’s legal fees after the world No. 1’s failed battle to compete in the Australian Open.