Nadal focused on enjoying his tennis, not Grand Slam record
MELBOURNE : Rafa Nadal said there would be no regrets if he failed to claim another Grand Slam title after moving within two wins of a record 21st at the Australian Open.
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Auger-Aliassime joins fellow Canadian Shapovalov in Aussie Open quarter-finals
Some 24 hours after Denis Shapovalov reached his first Australian Open men's singles quarter-final, his friend and countryman Felix Auger-Aliassime joined him in the final eight.
Ashleigh Barty eases past Jessica Pegula to set up Madison Keys semi-final at 2022 Australian Open
Ashleigh Barty swept past Jessica Pegula to move into the semi-finals of the Australian Open. The world No 1, bidding to become the first Australian to win in Melbourne since Chris O’Neill in 1978, won 6-2 6-0 in just over an hour. Ad/> Barty will next face another American, Madison Keys, as she bids to reach the Australian Open final for the first time.
Paralympian and disability advocate Dylan Alcott named 2022 Australian of the Year
For the first time in the award's 62-year history, a person with a disability has been named Australian of the Year.
Top seed Barty crushes Pegula to make Australian Open semis
Ashleigh Barty accelerated her march towards a maiden Australian Open title Tuesday with a straight-sets masterclass against Jessica Pegula, setting up a semi-final with Madison Keys.
'It should be equal for everyone' - Denis Shapovalov hits out after testy Rafael Nadal clash at Australian Open
Denis Shapovalov has clarified comments made during his Australian Open quarter-final loss against Rafael Nadal. The Canadian let rip with a furious rant at both Rafael Nadal and the umpire Carlos Bernardes during their fiery clash, where he flew into an angry exchange with the official, whom he accused of being «corrupt» in a row over code violations. Ad/> In his post-match press conference, the 22-year-old clarified his comments, saying that he misspoke.
Keys banks on experience after surging into Australian Open semis
A resurgent Madison Keys said Tuesday she was a different person to the one that lost an Australian Open semi-final in 2015 and was now more prepared to go all the way.