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Stan Wawrinka to play Final Gstaad Open, farewell party planned

Stan Wawrinka’s run at the Australian Open came to an end in the third round, where he lost to Taylor Fritz in four sets. The Swiss veteran, competing in his final appearance at the tournament, had earlier picked up wins over Laslo Djere and Arthur Gea before running into Fritz.

Emma Raducanu admits nerves after tennis legend turns up for latest match

Emma Raducanu has got off to a solid start in her first tournament appearance since the Australian Open. Her campaign in Melbourne ended with a second-round loss, which also meant missing out on a high-profile matchup against Aryna Sabalenka, who is currently ranked number one in the world.

Danielle Collins gives verdict on women’s five-set matches at 2027 Australian Open

There could be a significant change to the women’s format at the Australian Open starting in 2027. Craig Tiley has mentioned that the Australian Open is considering a shift to best-of-five sets for women, following two thrilling five-set men’s semi-finals at this year’s event.

The stat that shows Carlos Alcaraz is ahead of both Jannik Sinner and Roger Federer

So what is it that has made Alcaraz so dominant on the sport’s biggest stages? There’s one stat that may tell the story… He’s also the youngest male player to complete a career Grand Slam and just the sixth in the Open Era to have done so, joining an elite list that includes Rod Laver, Andre Agassi, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Carlos Alcaraz is unmatched in long matchesWinning Grand Slams takes more than just talent and skill.

Mike Tyson once told Logan Paul his ‘favorite’ Novak Djokovic losing to Carlos Alcaraz makes him mad

Mike Tyson’s frustration over Carlos Alcaraz repeatedly beating Novak Djokovic has resurfaced following another Grand Slam final defeat. The former heavyweight champion first shared his feelings during a podcast appearance back in 2024, when he shared his admiration for Djokovic.

Carlos Alcaraz shares if he plans to still be playing tennis at 35

Carlos Alcaraz has already cemented his place in tennis history at just 22, completing the career Grand Slam with his win at the Australian Open. Alcaraz took down Novak Djokovic in the final, a match that highlighted the 16-year age difference between the two players.

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