Tennis

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Aussies shining in Asia

Aussie No.1 Kimberly Birrell joins Taylah Preston and Maya Joint in the Seoul WTA 250 second round - while Talia Gibson is set for a round of 16 matchup at the WTA 500 event in Singapore.

 

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Will be tuning into the all-Australian WTA final in Seoul. May the best lady win.

 

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Onya Kimberly, her first WTA title

 

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Onya Kimberly, her first WTA title

 

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Banner week for Aussie women's tennis.
Kimberly catapults into the top-50 for the first time, while Talia conquers a new career high.

 

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Not one, but TWO Aussie women earn their maiden wins at a WTA 1000 main draw

Following Maddison Inglis’ victory earlier in the day, Taylah Preston is also through to the second round in Beijing.

 

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GO MADDY!

January: Reaches the fourth round of a Slam for the first time.
September: Reaches the second round of a WTA 1000 event for the first time after coming through qualifying.

 

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This 20 year old is continuing to

Moves to 84 in the live rankings.

 

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Simply. On. Fire.

No signs of tiredness for

Kim Birrell after winning her maiden WTA title in Korea just a few days ago.

 

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Demon made the semis in Beijing in 2025 as he starts his 2026 campaign.

Continues to lead all players since 2023 with ATP 500 wins (62) and is 13/1 in his last 14 matches vs. players from Argentina.

 

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Preston POUNCES

With the second biggest win by ranking of her career, the 20-year-old is through to the third round of a WTA 1000 event for the first time.

 

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BACK2BACK: China Open semifinalist

Alex de Minaur pulls off another stunning comeback in Beijing, defeating Andrey Rublev 1-6 6-2 6-3 to deliver a semifinal appearance in the Chinese capital for the second straight year.