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.

 

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NOVAK DJOKOVIC IS THE CHINA OPEN CHAMPION!

Men’s Final — China Open

N. Djokovic — 7 | 0

A. de Minaur — 6 | 1 Ret.
Djokovic takes the opening set 7-6 before de Minaur retires, giving Novak another trophy in Beijing!

 

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BERNIE’S BACK!

The world No.184 snaps a 374-week Masters main draw drought to earn his place in Shanghai

 

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ALEX DE MINAUR ADVANCES TO THE NEXT ROUND!

Alex de Minaur defeats Rei Sakamoto 7-6, 6-4 in the third round of the Shanghai Masters!

 

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Another great performance from Alex, who rises to 7th in the live rankings

 

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Alex de Minaur’s 4-6, 4-6 loss to Alex Zverev has extended his unwanted record to a combined 0-29 against Djokovic, Alcaraz, Zverev, and Sinner, not including team events (ATP Cup, United Cup, Davis Cup).
(BUT the Aussie has defeated Zverev four times (ATP Cup, United Cup, Laver Cup x2), and Djokovic once (United Cup).