Tennis Australia backflips on 'Where is Peng Shuai?' T-shirt ban at Australian Open
Tennis Australia has overturned a ban on Australian Open spectators wearing T-shirts referencing the controversy around Chinese player Peng Shuai.
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Australian Open 2022: ‘He's still making big strides’ - Tim Henman tipping Andy Murray for deep run at Wimbledon
Tim Henman believes there are plenty of memorable moments to come for Andy Murray and believes he can reach the second week of Grand Slams this year — with his best chance likely to be at Wimbledon. The three-time Grand Slam champion was hard on himself after losing in straight sets to Taro Daniel in the second round of the Australian Open, having recorded an impressive five-set win over Nikoloz Basilashvili in the previous round.
Australian Open under fire after asking fans to remove shirts criticizing China over Peng Shuai
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Ash Barty preparing for 'chess game' with Jessica Pegula in Australian Open quarter-final
During her Australian Open campaign, Ash Barty has spoken about how she relishes being faced by challenges.
Novak Djokovic could play in France under latest vaccine rules
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A-Rod’s new mystery woman has been identified
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Emma Raducanu: Tim Henman loves 'attitude' and 'work ethic' and backs British No. 1 to win 'more big titles'
Tim Henman has backed Emma Raducanu to win “many more big titles” and says he loved her “work ethic and attitude” at the Australian Open. US Open champion Raducanu came into her first Melbourne Slam on the back of catching Covid-19 and having to change her early season plans. Ad/> She came through a tough first-round match against former US Open champion Sloane Stephens but then lost in three sets to world No 98 Danka Kovinic after battling with hand blisters.
‘Difficult’ for Novak Djokovic to continue professional career without vaccine - Tim Henman
Former British No. 1 Tim Henman believes it will be «very difficult» for Novak Djokovic to challenge for more major titles if he does not change his stance on coronavirus vaccination. He described the 20-time Grand Slam champion's troubles — and deportation — from Australia as a «fiasco» and «shambles», which neither Djokovic, Tennis Australia or the government have come out well from.