TENNIS

DJOKOVIC'S PLAYER UNION TAKES LEGAL ACTION AGAINST TENNIS TOURS

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The Professional Tennis Players' Association (PTPA), co-founded by Novak Djokovic, has initiated legal action against tennis' governing bodies, accusing them of "anti-competitive practices" and neglecting player welfare. The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court in New York, seeks a jury trial and claims that professional players have minimal control over their careers due to restrictive systems imposed by tennis authorities. The PTPA, alongside 12 players including co-founder Vasek Pospisil and Nick Kyrgios, is challenging the control of the ATP, WTA, ITF, and ITIA, demanding an end to what they describe as "monopolistic" governance and seeking financial compensation.

ARYNA SABALENKA ELIMINATES CLOSE FRIEND BADOSA TO REACH MELBOURNE FINAL

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Aryna Sabalenka is one step closer to etching her name in Australian Open history. The Belarusian top seed cruised past Paula Badosa 6-4, 6-2 in the semifinals, securing her place in the final and keeping alive her bid to become the first woman in 26 years to win three consecutive titles in Melbourne.

VICTORIA AZARENKA HAILS NEW MATERNITY FUND AS A GAME-CHANGER FOR WOMEN'S TENNIS

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Denmark is making history by shutting down its national letter delivery service at the end of 2025, signaling the end of a 400-year tradition. PostNord, the country's state-run postal service, announced the decision due to a staggering 90% decline in letter volumes since the start of the century. Beginning in June, Denmark's 1,500 post boxes will begin disappearing as the country fully embraces digital communication.

SWIATEK DOUBLE-BOUNCE CONTOVERSY SPARKS RENEWED VIDEO REVIEW DEBATE

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A contentious double-bounce incident during the Australian Open quarter-final between Iga Swiatek and Emma Navarro has reignited discussions about the use of video technology in tennis.

DJOKOVIC LOSES BERRETTINI AFTER PARTNERSHIP WITH MURRAY

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Novak Djokovic has announced that Andy Murray will continue as his coach "indefinitely." Murray, a three-time major champion, began coaching Djokovic on a trial basis at the Australian Open in January, where Djokovic reached the semi-finals but was forced to retire due to a hamstring injury.

NOVAK DJOKOVIC BEATS CARLOS ALCARAZ TO REACH SEMI-FINALS

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In a stunning display of resilience, Novak Djokovic staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Carlos Alcaraz in a thrilling Australian Open quarter-final. The 37-year-old Serbian battled through injury, age, and a lower ranking to secure a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 victory over his 21-year-old opponent in Melbourne, advancing to the semi-finals.

DJOKOVIC'S INJURY DRAMA-CAN WE GET A ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR THE 'RETIREMENT' ACT

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It wasn't just the fierce rallies that had fans on edge at the Australian Open semi-final; it was Novak Djokovic's dramatic exit that had the crowd on their feet—for all the wrong reasons. The 37-year-old tennis legend, who was chasing his 11th Australian Open title, retired mid-match after an excruciating first set loss to Alexander Zverev. The reason? A muscle tear, no less.

BADOSA SHOCKS COCO GAUFF TO SECURE FIRST MAJOR GRAND SLAM SEMI-FINAL

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Paula Badosa delivered a sensational performance at the Australian Open, upsetting Coco Gauff to advance to her first Grand Slam semi-final—a remarkable achievement just a year after contemplating retirement due to severe injuries.