The lack of noise from Tennis Australia screams they got this totally wrong. At the end of November of last year just seven weeks ago they reviewed and re-published their national policy for extreme weather which under airborne contaminants states: 5. Sand, Dust or Smoke (Airborne Contaminants) Any situation in which the air quality is... Continue Reading →
Tennis comes together at Melbourne Park to raise money for Bush Fire Relief!
Nick Kyrgios got the ball rolling and the best in tennis came to help. Serena Williams, Caroline Wozniacki, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Petra Kvitova, Coco Gauff, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Naomi Osaka, Alex Zverev and Nick Kyrgios himself took part in Rally4Relief on Rod Laver Arena. Tennis has come together as it does in a... Continue Reading →
Australian Open have contingency plan in place if Melbourne air quality is unsuitable!
Across Australia bush fires continue to blaze. The scale of the fires has been unimaginable and horrible to see the devastation left in its path. The fires have been relentless and smoke has even made it's way to far away Cities. Canberra was due to host an ATP Challenger event but poor air quality meant... Continue Reading →
Brit Watch – Evans and Murray find success in Australia!
Dan Evans, Jamie Murray and his new doubles partner Bruno Soares have all found success this last week in Australia ahead of the Australian Open. Jamie and Bruno won the doubles title in Sydney this week with a 6-3 7-6 win in the final against Rohan Bopanna and Florin Mergea the fourth seeds to lift... Continue Reading →
Azarenka Comfortably Defeats Wozniacki In Melbourne
With Azarenka being ranked at 44th in the world after missing a lot of matches due to injury last year we knew she would most likely play a top player in the opening couple of rounds that being Caroline Wozniacki. Azarenka couldn’t of got off to a better start racing into a 3-0 lead against... Continue Reading →