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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

Sabalenka reaches final – chasing third straight win

Aryna Sabalenka made short work of Spaniard Paula Badosa in the semifinal of the Australian Open. The Belarusian won in two straight sets – 6–4, 6–2 – and is chasing her third straight victory in Melbourne in a few days.

Sabalenka reaches final – chasing third straight win

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

Took a photo with chopsticks – withdraws from competition

Former world number two Paula Badosa was accused of racism when her coach, Pol Toledo, published a photo where she imitated a Chinese face by placing chopsticks next to her eyes. Several users raged against the tennis star on social media, and shortly afterwards the photo was removed, and the Spaniard apologized for the image.

Took a photo with chopsticks – withdraws from competition

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

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

Zverev advances after powerful comeback

Seventh-seeded Alexander Zverev was on his way out of the French Open – but pulled what was needed to save himself in the Grand Slam tennis on Roland Garros. .

Zverev advances after powerful comeback