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Djokovic beats Cressy in straight sets at Paris Masters

PARIS: Defending champion Novak Djokovic started his chase for a record-extending 39th Masters title by beating Maxime Cressy of the United States 7-6 (1), 6-4 in the second round of the Paris Masters on Tuesday. In the first meeting between the two, Cressy saved three break points in the eighth game but then hit two double-faults in the tiebreaker, which Djokovic won with an ace. Cressy also double-faulted at 4-4 in the second set to hand two break points to Djokovic, who broke with a forehand return winner.

Wimbledon win was huge confidence boost in tough year: Djokovic

Novak Djokovic said his Wimbledon triumph gave him a much-needed boost of confidence during a tough season and that it laid the platform for a strong finish to the year.

Tennis-Wimbledon win was huge confidence boost in tough year: Djokovic

(Reuters) - Novak Djokovic said his Wimbledon triumph gave him a much-needed boost of confidence during a tough season and that it laid the platform for a strong finish to the year.

'Positive signs' over Australia entry, says Djokovic

SYDNEY: Nine-times champion Novak Djokovic says there are "positive signs" that his three-year ban on entering Australia will be waived so he can play at the next Australian Open in January.

Tennis-'Positive signs' over Australia entry, says Djokovic

SYDNEY : Nine-times champion Novak Djokovic says there are "positive signs" that his three-year ban on entering Australia will be waived so he can play at the next Australian Open in January.

Cameron Norrie keeps ATP Finals in his sights with comeback win over Aslan Karatsev at Stockholm Open

Cameron Norrie is through to the quarter-finals of the Stockholm Open after coming back to beat Aslan Karatsev. The second seed went down a set at the tournament when the opener went to a tie-break. Ad While Norrie battled throughout, he could not edge out his opponent, who took it 7-6(8).

Tennis Australia: Novak Djokovic Down Under a government decision

Tennis Australia has said it will leave the nation's government to determine whether or not former world number one Novak Djokovic can enter the country ahead of January’s Australian Open.

Australian Open: Russians and Belarusians can compete and Novak Djokovic will be welcome - Craig Tiley

Russians and Belarusians will be able to compete as neutrals when the Australian Open gets underway in January. Tennis authorities banned Russian and Belarusian athletes from international competitions after Russia's invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, but were still able to compete in ATP and WTA Tour events. Ad Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley says athletes from both nations will be able to compete in the 2023 Grand Slam which gets underway in Melbourne on January 16th.

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Djokovic beats Cressy in straight sets at Paris Masters

Wimbledon win was huge confidence boost in tough year: Djokovic

Tennis-Wimbledon win was huge confidence boost in tough year: Djokovic

'Positive signs' over Australia entry, says Djokovic

Tennis-'Positive signs' over Australia entry, says Djokovic

Cameron Norrie keeps ATP Finals in his sights with comeback win over Aslan Karatsev at Stockholm Open

Tennis Australia: Novak Djokovic Down Under a government decision

Australian Open: Russians and Belarusians can compete and Novak Djokovic will be welcome - Craig Tiley