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Dr. Chiro has pointed out that Roger Federer has only pulled out of a tournament twice... But... Drumroll ..... Roger has never quit on a match. Ever!!
The official draw for Australian Open 2012 will take place at Melbourne Park on Friday 13 January from 10.00, with pre-draw entertainment from 9.00am.
Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley and Tennis Australia officials are bracing themselves for gay rights demonstrations at Melbourne Park next week following Margaret Court’s much publicized views on same sex marriages.
Two-time US Open winner Tracy Austin will join Tennis Channel's coverage of the Australian Open. Austin, up until recently was the lead women's commentator for Australia's Channel 7 and wrote a daily column for The Australian newspaper. She joins Martina Navratilova and veteran sportscaster Bill Macatee.
With a title already to hand in 2012 and a final hit-out set for Kooyong club on Friday, Andy Murray admits to feeling confident about his chances of finally nailing down a major title.
The Australian Open’s centennial celebration begins within a short 5 days from the date. Fan favorites will all give their 150% to bag the first big one of the season but Rafael Nadal already harbors doubts that he will win not the Australian Open.
The Australian Open iPhone application has been launched, alongside the first official Android mobile phone application...
Click below to download the latest on Men's qualifying draws and order of play for the 2012 Australian Open.
Petra Kvitova tends to win the events where she is supposed to come out on top. Now Kvitova goes into the Australian Open as not only tournament favorite but also the player expected to ascend the world no.1 ranking before January is over.
Without too much surprise, ailing Venus Williams has pulled out of the Australian Open, the first of the American sister act to abandon this year's edition of the first major of 2012.
The 104 direct acceptances into the men’s draw include Tommy Haas (GER), Fernando Gonzalez (CHI), Benjamin Becker (GER) and Paul-Henri Mathieu (FRA), all of whom used their injury protected rankings.
All but two of the top 100 players in the world will contest the 2012 Australian Open, with only world number 13 Robin Soderling and number 69 Alisa Kleybanova absent through illness.
The Australian Open begins in little more than a month, and the tournament has launched the official Australian Open 2012 website, promising the most extensive coverage in the tournament’s online history.
Samantha Stosur will play the Australian Open next month for the first time as a serious contender four months after making her major breakthrough with a US Open title.
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