2006 Australian Open
7 long-awaited years
Amélie Mauresmo finally captured the title that had slipped through her fingers in 1999.
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Seven years after her first major final in Melbourne, the Frenchwoman beat Justine Henin.
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This line-up ?
Serena Williams ??
Rafa Nadal ??
Ash Barty ??
Novak Djokovic ??
Naomi Osaka 大坂なおみ ??
Simona Halep ??
Dominic Thiem ??
Jannik Sinner ??
Coverage begins Thursday 9:30pm ET→ tnns.ch/app
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From “outcast” to standout, Jennifer Brady has navigated her career at her own pace.
The American has a long list of strengths, but the she also knows her limitations.
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How does Daniela Hantuchová feel about the success of Sofia Kenin, Rafa Nadal, Serena Williams, Dominic Thiem, and more at the 2021 Australian Open?
(Hint: She's not selling until play actually begins, but she is holding on some. ?)
The former world No. 5 rates the stars and their shots of winning the season's first Slam.
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It was 20 years ago today that Jen Capriati's first Grand Slam title run became a true fairytale.
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One of tennis’ most compelling comeback stories came full circle on January 27, 2001.
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“The idea was to bring the greatest event the greatest of everything. And, of course, the culinary experience is a huge part of every sporting event.”
As Tennis Channel CEO Ken Solomon explains in the show, Spago fulfills exactly that for the BNP Paribas Open. ??
Tennis Channel CEO Ken Solmon makes multiple appearances in the episode.
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Q: What's better than an Instagram Live from Grigor Dimitrov?
A: An Instagram Live from Grigor Dimitrov with Serena Williams trolling. ?
The 23-time major champ was having too much fun messing around with the Bulgarian.
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We're starting to see a light at the end of the quarantine tunnel, and it's called the ATP Cup. ?
It's got star power, it's just days away, and it could be exactly what the tennis world needs right before the Australian Open.
The Djokovic-Nadal show and Medvedev-Rublev combo highlight five things to see next week.
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Welcome to the world, baby Rose! ?
And congratulations to Clemence and Lucas Pouille. ?
The young family received congratulations from figures throughout tennis.
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Victoria Azarenka is switching it up and taking on the role of interviewer in her new podcast, discussing topics like mental neutrality, fear, and more.
And starting Wednesday, she'll make you Think About It. ?
The podcast series features six episodes with accomplished experts from a range of fields.
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All those in favor of awarding Pablo Cuevas a quarantine Emmy, say "I." ✋
He's changing his image simply by being real, fun and unique in a tough situation.
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It's been months in the making, but it's here. ?
Victoria Azarenka is taking on the role of interviewer in her new podcast, discussing topics from mental neutrality to fear and more.
And she'll make you Think About It.
(Launching Jan. 27 on Tennis Channel, WTA, and podcast platforms!)
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The year 2021 will be:
"Fresh. I’m feeling great and ready to go." -Nick Kyrgios
The world No. 47 hasn't competed since February 2020 and we couldn't be more excited for his 2021 debut.?
The 25-year-old Australian is expected to make his return at Melbourne 2—an ATP 250 event.
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There's no stopping Novak Djokovic fans in Australia.?
The world No. 1's interactions with fans from his balcony have ranged from a simple wave to traditional Serbian dances, and even an interview on Mix102.3 Adelaide.
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He has used his balcony for workouts, coaching sessions and distanced catch-ups.
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The Australian Open quarantine has inspired some creativity from players on social media.
Our new favorite: Robin Haase's one man show.
Players are tapping into their creativity even on the practice court.
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The Buffalo Bills' fantastic run is giving Jessica Pegula something to look forward to while in quarantine.
The world No. 64 takes the day off to cheer on her hometown team—that her parents own—from Melbourne.
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Jessica has found ways to stay connected with her city's beloved football team.
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Another update to the calendar means 6 tournaments will now be held simultaneously the week before the Australian Open:
Gippsland Trophy♀️
Yarra Valley Classic♀️
Great Ocean Road Open♂️
Murray River Open♂️
ATP Cup♂️
Grampians Trophy♀️
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The update means that six events will be held simultaneously ahead of the Aussie Open.
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In case you've missed the full story, here's how things are going for players in preparation for the Australian Open.
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A lot has happened in the first part of the Australian Open quarantine.
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“The food is amazing; if you’re trying to eat healthier, Melbourne is the place to be."
Good food is just one of the many reasons Daniela Hantuchová gives when explaining why the Australian Open is a "Happy Slam"—but it's really the only reason we need.?️?
The player-turned-commentator enjoyed her best career results in Melbourne.
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