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Next step for dominant Osaka is to conquer clay and grass
As the undisputed queen of hard courts, Naomi Osaka's next step on the path to greatness will be to figure out how to perform on the grass at Wimbledon and on clay at Roland-Garros
“New boss” Naomi Osaka primed for next step on path to greatness
Japan's Naomi Osaka will win her fourth Grand Slam title if she beats surprise finalist Jennifer Brady in the Australian Open final on Saturday
Proud of Karatsev and confident for Medvedev: Read Kafelnikov’s views on the Australian Open
Ahead of the Australian Open semi-finals, former world No 1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov feels Stefanos Tsitsipas won't pose a problem to Daniil Medvedev and considers Novak Djokovic a “predator“ who will only become better with the big prize in sight.
What we know about Novak Djokovic’s injury (and his chances of victory at the Australian Open)
Novak Djokovic didn’t want to share the result of his MRI, Sunday, after his victory against Milos Raonic. His abdominal injury is still holding secrets for the world of tennis - and maybe even for himself
Melbourne’s five-day lockdown leaves “players on edge”
Though the Australian Open will continue behind closed doors, the news that Melbourne is to lockdown for five days has affected players' spirits as they consider their plans for the coming months
Brilliant Kyrgios thrills crowd as Australian Open comes alive
‘Human error, not system error’ – Why automation is already causing a stir at the Australian Open
Tennis is back but “hard quarantine” takes its toll
Exclusive interview with Sebastian Korda, the player whose gamble to skip the Australian Open paid off
Interview – Meet Francesca Jones: “I want to have an impact on the world”
Who is Elena Rybakina? – Wimbledon semi-finalist, breakout 2020, power game, Kazakhstan
“Heat will be the biggest problem for players in hard quarantine”
Petra Kvitova exclusive interview: “We all knew we could end up in hard quarantine”
COVID-19 at the Australian Open: Azarenka calls for quarantined players to calm down
Surviving and thriving: The players dealing best with quarantine
Three planes infected with the coronavirus, 72 players in lockdown: Melbourne’s nerves on edge
Kevin Anderson interview: WTA merger has not been on the table
Down, but never out: After all the battles, a toughened Ana Konjuh wants her place back
Player politics set to be a lingering factor in 2021
Djokovic wants to replace line judges with technology – Why it is not that simple