Daniil Medvedev fined £9,000 for semi-final outbursts
Daniil Medvedev was fined 12,000 US dollars (approximately £9,000) for his outbursts during his Australian Open semi-final victory over Stefanos Tsitsipas.
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“Rafa tenía la cara desencajada”.
Australian Open live updates: Rafael Nadal looks to make history before tournament favourite Daniil Medvedev takes on Stefanos Tsitsipas
Rafael Nadal's latest bid for a record 21st men's grand slam singles title is on the line as he battles 2021 Wimbledon finalist Matteo Berrettini.
Rafael Nadal a phenomenal, freak individual but John McEnroe worried about toll on Spaniard's 35-year-old body
John McEnroe has described Rafael Nadal as one of the most phenomenal athletes of all time and a freak individual, but is concerned the 35-year-old's body could be a worry in his Australian Open semi-final with Matteo Berrettini. Nadal has been in excellent form in what is his first Grand Slam since picking up an injury in last year’s French Open, but he was pushed to the limit by Denis Shapovalov in the quarter-finals. Ad/> Nadal required treatment for a stomach problem, and his camp revealed he lost a huge amount of weight during the gruelling five-set encounter.
Rafael Nadal has light in his eyes as he closes in on tennis history
Rafa Nadal is the most glamorous figure featuring at the Australian Open.
Open de Australia 2022: Nadal elige el riesgo: más velocidad, más faltas | Deportes | EL PAÍS
“Rafa tenía la cara desencajada”.
Rafael Nadal can copy Novak Djokovic at Aus Open and do something Roger Federer never has
Rafael Nadal is preparing for his seventh career semi-final at the Australian Open this week, having won all of his last five. Matteo Berrettini is the man looking to end Nadal's unbeaten run in the semis with the two doing battle on Friday for a place in Sunday's final.
Pub rock tennis: How Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis are bringing crowds back to doubles
It is a little after 3:30pm on a lazy summer day and Rafael Nadal, he of so many grand slam wins it's long ago became very hard to keep track of them all, and Denis Shapovalov, who is likely to win a few of his own in the future, are on centre stage.