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Fellow Swiss stars and former Australian Open champions Stan Wawrinka and Roger Federer had to work hard in their respective first-round showdowns on Monday night in Melbourne.
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The Australian Open draw could have gone haywire based on where some of the best players in the world were seeded.
Gilles Muller is finally an ATP champion. At 33 years old and contesting his sixth career ATP final, Muller erased the demons of past final failures when he beat Dan Evans 7-6(5), 6-2 at the Apia International on Saturday evening.
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The Australian Open draw ceremony was held on Friday afternoon in Melbourne, where Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal avoided serious danger in the early rounds despite being saddled with unusually low seeding numbers by their names.
Andy Murray has committed to compete in the Aegon Championships at The Queen’s Club for the duration of his career, and the BBC will cover the tournament until at least 2024.
It is always difficult to predict the top 10 American men, in order, at the end of each year. This season may be especially difficult, because John Isner no longer has a stranglehold on the No. 1 spot.
One ranking spot for either player--that's how close Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal came to giving themselves no chance of running into each other in the third round of the upcoming Australian Open.
Agnieszka Radwanska can't rise above #3 this week, but she has big points to defend at the Australian Open; this may help her stay #3, or even rise to #2, after that.
Your standard Dominic Thiem useless win: Lots of energy expended, and absolutely nothing to show for it so far; he needs a title to budge his point total.
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