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Andy Murray is insistent he was never happy with the potential threat to boycott the Australian Open over the matter of prize money
Lleyton Hewitt, currently world no. 105 and more than two years on from his last ATP World Tour title is insistent he is not ready to follow the Andy Roddick route into retirement
Bernard Tomic earned a rebuke from his Australian Davis Cup captain Patrick Rafter for not giving full effort during the recent US Open.
Lleyton Hewitt has left it late to make his veteran's debut at next January's Brisbane event
It won't likely benefit him directly, but tennis elite Novak Djokovic is pleased with moves now in place to lift the prize money at the upcoming Australian Open
While Tennis Australia chief executive Steve Wood said after the Australian Open increased it's prize money by a record $4 million
The Australian Open is working to head off any suggestion of a player boycott over prize money by announced a payout hike of $4.1 million
Australian Davis Cup captain Patrick Rafter has been spending a few days away from tennis doing tourism promotion on the tropical far north of the island-continent
Former No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt will make his sixth appearance in Shanghai in 13 years after being given a wild card into next October's Masters 1000 event.
After suffering a 3-2 loss to Germany in Davis Cup it appears that Australia might go with a youth movement next year.
Bernard Tomic may have escaped censure from the Grand Slam Committee after his far from committed display against Andy Roddick at the US Open
Tomic has escaped censure and a heavy fine from the Grand Slam Committee after John McEnroe used the ESPN television microphone to publicly accuse the Australian teenager of not trying
Injuries have severely punctuated the Clijsters career over the last couple of years and she said: I am too old to play the game that I want to play physically.
The Australian No. 7 Stosur refuses to totally give up on her own chances as she returns to the venue a year after winning her first Grand Slam title.
Lleyton Hewitt has never fought shy of controversy or taking on the bureaucrats of tennis during his 15 years long professional career
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