Serena Williams needs to play more tournaments to end Grand Slam wait, says Mats Wilander
Mats Wilander has urged Serena Williams to commit to playing far more matches on the WTA Tour in a bid
‘I’m a better player now than when I won my Grand Slams,’ says a confident Stan Wawrinka
Stan Wawrinka says he believes he is better now that when he was winning his three Grand Slam, but conceded
‘I was being a bit of a d***head’ – Nick Kyrgios apologises to team after nearly losing cool at Australian Open
The 'new' Nick Kyrgios was put to the test on Thursday as he nearly lost his temper at the Australian
Boris Becker refusing to buy into Coco Gauff hype, calling her ‘a 15-year-old who has won a few matches’
Boris Becker has hailed Coco Gauff as an 'exceptional talent,' but has warned she is in danger of serious burnout
‘Best I have played so far’ – Ashleigh Barty overcomes early nerves to ease into Australian Open fourth round
Ashleigh Barty continued her quest to deliver a home winner of the Australian Open by beating Elena Rybakina on Friday. The
Darren Cahill is ‘a necessity’ to Simona Halep and her Australian Open chances, says analyst
Simona Halep and Darren Cahill have a special relationship, says Mats Wilander, who has described the coach as a 'necessity'. Halep
VIDEO: Rafael Nadal hits ballgirl on head with return in ‘most scary moment of his career’
There was a heart-stopping moment at the Australian Open on Thursday - in more ways than one for one person
‘I don’t really care’ – Rafael Nadal refuses to be baited by Nick Kyrgios on-court mocking at Australian Open
Rafael Nadal was in no mood to get himself embroiled in Nick Kyrgios hijinks, despite Australian mocking him in Melbourne. The
‘I can beat anyone’ – Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic given Australian Open warning
Tennys Sandgren has warned Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic he can be the utimate banana skin for them
Chaotic scenes in Melbourne as city – and Australian Open – covered in mud due to bushfire-effected rain
There were chaotic - and surely unprecedented - scenes at the Australian Open on Thursday, when play had to be