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MELBOURNE, Jan 20 : Jannik Sinner’s quest for a third successive Australian Open title began in ominous fashion on Tuesday as he dominated two sets before France’s Hugo Gaston abruptly retired in a letdown for the Rod Laver Arena crowd.
MELBOURNE, Jan 20 : Double defending champion Jannik Sinner advanced to the second round of the Australian Open on Tuesday in just over an hour of tennis after his French opponent Hugo Gaston retired upon losing the first two sets 6-2 6-1.
MELBOURNE, Jan 20 : American eighth seed Ben Shelton relied on his power and tiebreak prowess to beat Ugo Humbert 6-3 7-6(2) 7-6(5) in an engrossing battle of lefthanders at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday to reach the Australian Open second round.
Jan 20 : Highlights of the third day at the Australian Open on Tuesday (times GMT):
MELBOURNE, Jan 19 : The first round of the Australian Open continues on Tuesday with Jannik Sinner getting his 'three-peat' bid underway against Hugo Gaston, while Madison Keys takes on Oleksandra Oliynykova as she begins the defence of her first Grand Slam title.
MELBOURNE, Jan 16 : Tennis was denied one of its most watchable characters for much of 2025 as Daniil Medvedev put in a shocker of a season but the enigmatic Russian heads into the Australian Open with a welcome burst of form.
MELBOURNE, Jan 16 : Defending champion Jannik Sinner arrives at the Australian Open a different man to the one who walked into Melbourne Park a year ago, stronger in body and mind after navigating a period he describes as the most difficult of his young career.
As Roger Federer held court on contemporary tennis at the Australian Open, the 20-time major winner was as diplomatic as ever, saying he wouldn't be the one to remind Carlos Alcaraz about how hard it is to complete a career Grand Slam.