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Elias Ymer out of Australian19 Jan

Elias Ymer out of Australian Open after 1-3 loss to Alexander Shevchenko

Sweden's Elias Ymer lost to Kazakhstan's Alexander Shevchenko 1–3 in sets and is thus out of the Australian Open.

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Ymer advances to the Australian15 Jan

Ymer advances to the Australian Open, guaranteed about 920,000 kronor

Elias Ymer defeated Hong Kong player Coleman Wong and has qualified for the Australian Open main draw. The victory means the Swede is guaranteed prize money of at least approximately 920,000 kronor.

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Kyrgios: May Have Played My13 Jan

Kyrgios: May Have Played My Last Singles Match Here

Nick Kyrgios played injured and lost in the Australian Open. Now the Australian star may have played his last singles match in the Grand Slam tournament on home soil. I can't really see myself playing here again.

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