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17-year-old becomes the youngest WTA22 Feb

17-year-old becomes the youngest WTA winner ever

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The World's Criticism: "The Balls17 Jan

The World's Criticism: "The Balls are Heavy"

The world number one and defending champion Aryna Sabalenka is through to the third round of the Australian Open, although after a lot of trouble. American Coco Gauff is also still in the tournament.

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Starfall opens the door for15 Jan

Starfall opens the door for the champion in Melbourne

The reigning champion Aryna Sabalenka's path to a third consecutive Australian Open victory is becoming increasingly clear. She is now through to the third round, while one of her toughest competitors has been eliminated.

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The Tennis Star Broke Off5 Jan

The Tennis Star Broke Off the Final – Injured

The first final in three years ended in the worst possible way for Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka. After winning the first set, 6–4, against Danish Clara Tauson, she was forced to break off the final in Auckland, New Zealand, due to injury.

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