Australian Open 2022 -- How to watch on ESPN/ESPN+
The Australian Open is the first tennis major of 2022, and it won't have some of the game's biggest names participating.
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Naomi Osaka, Ashleigh Barty move into 3rd round, potential showdown at Australian Open
MELBOURNE, Australia — For the first set, Naomi Osaka's rediscovered love of the game meant it was anything but fun for Madison Brengle in the second round of the Australian Open.
When does Emma Raducanu play next match? How to watch Australian Open 2022 live on TV and stream
Emma Raducanu returned to some of her sensational best tennis by thrashing Sloane Stephens in the opening round of the Australian Open and faces Danka Kovinic next. The US Open champion beat the former Flushing Meadows winner 6-0, 2-6, 6-1 after a difficult build-up to the first Grand Slam of the year which included a bout of coronavirus and a thrashing at the Sydney Classic by Elena Rybakina.
Nick Kyrgios serves from tramlines, has handshake snubbed and dances in latest Australian Open wild show
Nick Kyrgios provided his usual array of entertainment, including serving from the tramlines, having a handshake snubbed and dancing at the Australian Open. A day after sending the raucous John Cain Arena supporters into a frenzy with his wild win over Britain's Liam Broady in the first round of the singles, the Canberra star was back in doubles action, along with his good friend and compatriot, Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Naomi Osaka: Defending Australian Open champion sees off Madison Brengle to reach third round
Naomi Osaka produced some of her best tennis to continue her defence of the Australian Open with a 6-0 6-4 victory over Madison Brengle. It took Okaka just 20 minutes to wrap up the first set, earning the first break of serve in the second game to 15. Brengle could not live with her opponent’s ferocious hitting and Osaka raced away with the rest of the set to secure the bagel.
'Daniil Medvedev could dominate next four or five years' - Mats Wilander on Australian Open 'strong favourite'
Daniil Medvedev could «dominate» over the course of the next four or five years and is a 'strong favourite' for the Australian Open, according to Eurosport expert Mats Wilander. The Russian, who denied Novak Djokovic his calendar Grand Slam at the US Open last year, is set to take on home favourite Nick Kyrgios in what should be a tasty and boisterous second-round clash on Thursday.
