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Sabalenka beat her best friend – faces Keys in the final

Martina Hingis is the last to win the women's Australian Open three years in a row. A feat that is on track to be repeated – if Aryna Sabalenka lives up to her position as world number one this weekend.

Sabalenka beat her best friend – faces Keys in the final

Gauff: "Disappointed but not crushed"

The American and world number three Coco Gauff is, unexpectedly, out of the Australian Open. She lost the quarterfinal to Paula Badosa, Spain, in two straight sets.

Gauff: "Disappointed but not crushed"

Sabalenka storms on after crushing win

World number one Aryna Sabalenka and American starlet Coco Gauff are both through to the quarterfinals in the Australian Open. .

Sabalenka storms on after crushing win

Stomach Injury Stopped the Star Again: "A Story"

Former world number one Naomi Osaka was forced to break off the match in the third round against Belinda Bencic in the Australian Open tennis. The Japanese received treatment for an injury in the abdomen at 6-5 lead in the first set.

Stomach Injury Stopped the Star Again: "A Story"

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.

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

Moving On – Tsitsipas' First Star Fall

It became tougher than many had anticipated, but in the end, the world number one and favorite Jannik Sinner made it through in the Australian Open. It was even worse for Stefanos Tsitsipas, as it came to a complete stop for him.

Moving On – Tsitsipas' First Star Fall

Guide: Record Money at Stake in Australian Open

Approximately 24 million kronor. The large sum of money – a new record – is at stake in this year's first Grand Slam tournament in Melbourne.

Guide: Record Money at Stake in Australian Open

Superstars avoid early duel

Novak Djokovic can exhale. Jannik Sinner too.

Superstars avoid early duel

Gauff wins WTA final – after comeback

Coco Gauff made a strong comeback when she turned a deficit into a victory in the final of the WTA tournament in tennis against Olympic Games gold medalist Zheng Qinwen. The world's third-ranked player was heavily pressured after losing the first set 3–6, but took the second 6–4.

Gauff wins WTA final – after comeback

Sabalenka wins as Swiatek loses

Iga Swiatek's loss to Coco Gauff in the WTA finals in tennis means that Aryna Sabalenka will end 2024 as world number one. At the same time, Sabalenka gets revenge from last year when the Belarusian was world number one all the way to the WTA finals, but was knocked off the throne when the Pole Swiatek won the finals.

Sabalenka wins as Swiatek loses

Osaka Withdraws from Home Tournament

The superstar Naomi Osaka withdraws from Japan Open, announces the Japanese tennis association. This due to a back injury that forced the former world number one to withdraw from China Open last week.

Osaka Withdraws from Home Tournament

Sabalenka wins US Open after tough times: "Proud"

Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka took home her third grand slam title and won this year's US Open after defeating Jessica Pegula, USA, in the final. This follows a tough recent period that has been marked by injuries and sorrow.

Sabalenka wins US Open after tough times: "Proud"

"Treats are on me"

The Belarusian tennis star Aryna Sabalenka jokes about how she will get the audience on her side in the US Open semifinal against home favorite Emma Navarro – through bribes: > Put the drinks on me tonight if you're going to cheer for me, she says to the audience at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York. Sabalenka defeated Chinese OS winner Zheng Qinwen 6–1, 6–2 in the quarterfinals and will face American Emma Navarro in the semifinals.

"Treats are on me"

Won six straight games – clear for historic semi

You can reach your first Grand Slam semifinal in different ways. Emma Navarro chose a spectacular comeback.

Won six straight games – clear for historic semi

Reigning champion eliminated – after 60 mistakes

The winning streak is over for reigning champion Coco Gauff, who was knocked out of the US Open in the fourth round after 60 own mistakes. I never want to lose like this again, says the American.

Reigning champion eliminated – after 60 mistakes

The reigning champion advances – turned around and won

The reigning US Open champion Coco Gauff was at a disadvantage after the first set. But then the American showed her class and turned the tables, winning against Elina Svitolina, 2–1 in sets.

The reigning champion advances – turned around and won

Connecting Online Hate to Betting: "Should We Support This?"

Gambling addiction and online hate are connected, says Caroline Garcia. The former world number four questions why tennis continues to collaborate with betting companies.

Connecting Online Hate to Betting: "Should We Support This?"

Twenty-year-old title defender easily advances

The third-ranked American Coco Gauff is easily through to the second round of the US Open tennis. The 20-year-old title defender in the Grand Slam tournament had no problems in the first round and knocked out Varvara Gratjeva in two straight sets, 6–2, 6–0.

Twenty-year-old title defender easily advances

Gauff knocked out – in tears after the verdict

The singles tournament in the Olympic Games ended in tears and anger for the American super star Coco Gauff. The world number two lost to Donna Vekic, Croatia, in the third round with 6–7, 2–6.

Gauff knocked out – in tears after the verdict

Tennis Star Becomes USA's Flag Bearer

Tennis star Coco Gauff would have made her Olympic debut in Tokyo 2021, but missed the games in Japan after testing positive for covid-19. The debut comes instead in Paris and now the 20-year-old has been selected to be a flag bearer during Friday's Olympic opening ceremony together with basketball star LeBron James.

Tennis Star Becomes USA's Flag Bearer

World number two out after loss in two straight sets

World number two Coco Gauff, 20, against 17th-ranked Emma Navarro, 23. Then the latter emerged victorious from the encounter, after winning in two straight sets (6–4, 6–3).

World number two out after loss in two straight sets

Osaka knocked out in Wimbledon comeback

The four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka is out of her first Wimbledon tournament in five years. The 17th-ranked American Emma Navarro won clearly in straight sets and is on to the third round.

Osaka knocked out in Wimbledon comeback

New injuries ahead of Wimbledon – world number three breaks down

Under Thursday, the reigning champion Marketa Vondrousova broke off her match in Berlin due to injury. Now, world number three Aryna Sabalenka, four Elena Rybakina and eight Ons Jabeur have met the same fate – just over a week before Wimbledon.

New injuries ahead of Wimbledon – world number three breaks down

Swiatek to the final again – faces Paolini

Iga Swiatek is ready for the French Open final. The Polish tennis star defeated world number one Coco Gauff in straight sets in the semifinal, 6-2, 6-4.

Swiatek to the final again – faces Paolini