This year the Australian Open, renowned as the Happy Slam, celebrated 120 years since it started in 1905. AO 2025 introduced a range of initiatives including Coach Pods, TOPCOURT, live animated feeds ...

As an athlete who spent time within the US college tennis system, Diana Shnaider, surprisingly, was unfamiliar with the term “sophomore slump”. It’s used in both academic and sporting contexts; the ...

Simona Halep has waved goodbye to professional tennis, with the 33-year-old revealing persistent injuries do not allow her to compete at the highest level. The Romanian played her first match of the ...

Petra Kvitova is the latest tennis star to announce a professional tennis comeback after becoming a mother. Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion and Australian Open 2019 finalist, gave birth to baby ...

Greetings from my first tennis tournament and first Grand Slam, Australian Open 2025. I’ve prefaced nearly every conversation I’ve had at Melbourne Park over the past three weeks with “I’m new to ...

From the wise to the wacky, perceptive to profound, players proved they can be as clever with a microphone as they are with a racquet at AO 2025. Here are some of our favourite quotes from Melbourne ...

The first major of the year has drawn to a close so let’s look into the crystal ball to forecast what could happen for the rest of the season. Winding back the clock with his biggest-name win at a ...

Glancing at different draws at Australian Open 2025, familiar names found themselves in the final stages. Of the eight semifinalists in singles, for example, seven had already been in the last four, ...

Jannik Sinner was simply too good at Australian Open 2025. Across his seven matches at Melbourne Park, he dropped just two sets. He did not drop one across his last three matches. In Sunday’s final, ...

After a fortnight of drama, emotion, theatrics and astonishing milestones, here’s our best from AO 2025. Exactly 10 years after a 19-year-old Madison Keys announced herself with a first Grand Slam ...

January in Melbourne Park guarantees 15 days of sensational tennis from 256 of the world's best singles players. This year, we've been introduced to fresh faces, ridden rollercoasters with established ...

Tennis Australia acknowledges that the AO is held on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country and we extend our respects to Elders past and present and to all First Nations People.