Jannik Sinner entered the Australian Open as the top seed and left as the champion. Sinner earned his third major singles victory as he defended his Australian Open title from last year. On the way out, the world No. 1 comforted his opponent, No. 2 seed Alexander Zverev, who was emotional after the match.
SEE MOREPrettyKeys, reaching her first major final since 2017 at the Australian Open, seized the moment, even if said moment arrived with world No. 1—and two-time defending Aussie Open champion—Aryna Sabalenka standing in her way.
SEE MOREThe next big Professional Tennis Exhibition;-titled "The MGM Rewards Slam",was announced on Thursday and includes six of the sport's Renowed Professional Tennis Championship Superstars.
SEE MORENovak Djokovic's semifinal match vs. Alexander Zverev at the Australian Open ended far sooner than the Serbian tennis star—or the paying public—would have liked on Friday afternoon at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. After a hard-fought first set, which Zverev won via tiebreak 7-6 (7-5) . Djokovic was forced to retire due to an injury, much to the disappointment of the fans.
SEE MOREProfessional Tennis Legend,at age 37-year-old put to bed any lingering questions about how he’d deal with the exuberance of his 21-year-old foe, with Mr.Djokovic defeating Alcaraz in four sets to advance to the semifinals in Melbourne.
SEE MOREWorld No. 3 Coco Gauff lost unexpectedly to MissPaula Badosa 7-5, 6-4 in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open on Tuesday. MissGauff was definitely expected to make it to the semifinals, and she even had some of the best odds to capture the Australian Open title. However, the 20-year-old's 41 unforced errors didn't help as she fell to the World No. 11.
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