Archive: January 2012

Australian Open Begins! Happy MLK Day! Training for the Challenger!

Well the Aussie Open has begun and the local fans already have much to cheer about as their highly publicized hope Bernard Tomic knocked off Fernando Verdasco in 5 sets on day 1!

Federer and Nadal are at Odds

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal's mutual admiration society might have hit the rocks after the Spaniard said his rival may be letting other players take the heat for criticizing various aspects of tennis.

This is Wozniacki’s Ninth Australia Open

This is Caroline Wozniacki’s ninth time at the Australian Open. She first played in the juniors as a 13-year old, and she remembers it well.

Murray Credits Cahill for Lendl Idea

Andy Murray has warned that people should not expect instant results after the Scot engaged Ivan Lendl as his coach - despite going all the way to the Brisbane title in the first week of the year.

Williams Looking Forward to Playing Olympic Doubles with Roddick

Serena Williams is excited by her budding mixed double partnership with Andy Roddick, with the pair set to play both at the Australian Open and the London Games - according to Serena.

Several Players Are Ready to Take Number One From Wozniacki

While Caroline Wozniacki clings to the WTA No. 1 ranking by a thread, five other rivals are in hot pursuit as the Australian Open begins.

Djokovic Is Now Looking to Play in the 2012 Olympics

Novak Djokovic had a fantastic, almost perfect 2011. But there was one thing he couldn’t do that this year he might. It’s an Olympic year and that is a major focus for the world number one.

Australian Open Women’s Results (01/16/12)

Australian Open (Monday): Top Seeds Advance, Pennetta & Safarova Ousted

Australian Open Men’s results (01/16/12)

Download the up-to-date Men's results for the Australian Open, as the opening day starts off in an exciting fashion.

Australian Open Men’s results (01/16/12)

Download the up-to-date Men's results for the Australian Open, as the opening day starts off in an exciting fashion.

Men Tennis Players Want Fewer Tournaments and More Money at Majors

Calls for a players’ strike began at last year’s US Open, and they intensified at the annual ATP World Tour players’ meeting in Melbourne on Saturday night just 36 hours before the beginning of the Australian Open.