Murray gets the job done
Andy Murray did enough to get through to the second round at the Australian Open on Monday
News Archives: 10/2018
Konta learning from Fissette wisdom
Johanna Konta is soaking up the experience of new coach Wim Fissette ahead of the Australian Open
Hardest, fastest: New Player Analysis
Andy Murray and Barbora Strycova are the hardest working players according to some new statistics released by Tennis AustraliaÈs Game Insight Group
Murray begins AO challenge
On Monday afternoon in Melbourne, world No.1 Andy Murray will begin his Australian Open title challenge
Rafa ready for action
Former Australian Open champion Rafael Nadal joked that he would be at home in Mallorca fishing if he wasn’t ‘ready for the competition’ in Melbourne
David Goffin’s shoe of choice: The Court FF
With several features inspired from their reputable running shoes, in the new Court FF, Asics has created a lighter weight tennis shoe, which can support the foot, offer plenty of comfort and allow fast movement around the court.
Konta wins in Sydney
Johanna Konta will arrive in Melbourne in title-winning form after beating Agnieszka Radwanska to win the Sydney International
Serena and Kei’s not so secret weapons
When the Australian Open gets underway on Monday, Serena Williams and Kei Nishikori will be playing with their new Wilson rackets, which contain the companyÈs new patented vibration dampening technology called Countervail
Nishikori feeling good
World No.5 Kei Nishikori says although he is not yet feeling 100%, he should be fine for the start of the Australian Open
