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Genia sees bright future for Red's scrumhalf McDermott
Former Wallaby Will Genia sees a bright future for Tate McDermott but only if the young Reds scrumhalf does not have his natural attacking instincts coached out of him. McDermott, widely considered one of the most promising talents in Australian rugby, has been working with Genia while the former World Player of the Year nominee is stuck in Brisbane because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Novak Djokovic Comes From Behind to Win 8th Australian Open - InsideHook
Djokovic returns to number one in the global rankings Novak Djokovic kisses his trophy after winning the finals of the 2020 Australian Open on February 2 2020, at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Australia. Jason Heidrich/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images What’s more impressive than winning your 8th Australian Open? Coming from behind to win your 8th Australian Open. That was precisely what happened in Melbourne, as Novak Djokovic came from behind to defeat Dominic Thiem.
Kyle Edmund beats Grigor Dimitrov, into Australian Open semifinal
Great Britain's Kyle Edmund earned a trip to the first Grand Slam semifinal of his career by knocking off No.-3 seed Grigor Dimitrov in the Australian Open quarterfinals on Tuesday. Edmund, who entered the tournament ranked No. 49 in the world, defeated Dimitrov 6–4, 3–6, 6–3, 6–4 in four sets to pull off the stunner. "I had a bit of a dip in that second set, I think it was quite poor tennis at that point, but in the third set I managed to break him right at the end, had a little...
Australian Open grades: Roger Federer, British tennis
MELBOURNE – Through three rounds, the Australian Open looks thoroughly familiar. In some respects, anyway. Roger Federer is coming off a preserve-in-amber match, showing off the extravagant tennis he first displayed in the early years. Venus Williams, his senior by a year, hasn't dropped a set. Neither has her sister. Nor has 2009 champ Rafael Nadal, who deployed his ground-and-pound make-the-kid-suffer game in beating Alexander Zverev in round three.
Australian Open Mailbag: Denis Istomin, Roger Federer
• Paul Annacone and I discussed the Djokovic defeat on the latest SI/Tennis Channel tennis podcast: Five points from today through the day session. Then, we’ll go right to the questions. • The buzz today—not surprisingly—still focused around Djokovic and his defeat. But let’s dwell on Denis Istomin. The guy hit 63 winners against perhaps the best defensive player in history. At 5-4 in the fifth set, he had the service game of his life and…went five-for-five on first serves.
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