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Check out the latest results and order of play from the tennis tournament in Hobart, Australia.
Click here for a preview of the Apia International Sydney tournament in Australia.
Bernard Tomic is looking leaner and meaner--in the tennis sense, of course--at the beginning of this 2015 season. Combine the result of what appears to be a more determined work ethic with Tomic's favorite time of the year (the Australian summer) and you have a man who can do serious damage at this week's Brisbane International.
(UPDATED) Check out the order of play from the tennis tournament being held in Brisbane, Australia.
The battle to be the leading Australian player by the time the Australian Open begins is heating up with just seven ranking places separating Lleyton Hewitt, Nick Kyrgios and the resurgent Bernard Tomic who slipped way outside the world’s top 100 after Wimbledon but is now back up to 56th position.
Aussie teen Nick Kyrgios will establish a base in London, and is looking to break into the top eight next season. Having reached the quarterfinals of Wimbledon, Kyrgios is now looking at buying a house in the area to use between tournaments. Most Australian players have a second home, finding it impractical to return Down Under frequently during the season.
Click here to view the Brisbane draws and more.
For the first time since 2004 Canada is among the eight countries competing in the Hopman Cup, an ITF team exhibition event taking place from December 28 to January 4 in Perth, Australia.
Canada’s Milos Raonic is the youngest member of the top 15 at the age of 22.
Milos Raonic won’t hold back at the weekend as he unleashes his big serve to mark Canada's first appearance at the Hopman Cup in a decade.
Australian Samantha Stosur is dreaming of keeping her win streak alive in the Newcombe Medal stakes, an Aussie award she has claimed for the past three years since winning her US Open title.
First off. Happy New Year. It's hard to believe this site is about to cover its third Auzzie Open. Our third Auzzie summer of hot weather.
Roger Federer posted on Facebook earlier today a note about the floods in Australia
Following the lead of Sam Stosur and Andy Roddick, the ATP and WTA are getting behind flood relief, pledging to donate $10 for every ace during the Australian summer
Starting 09.30 am Tuesday January 4, 2011 Belgium v Kazakhstan Both teams need to win to stay alive in the
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