Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek’s “Animosity” Draws Attention From Ex-Pros Before Australian Open
Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff renewed their rivalry at the United Cup, where the American claimed the latest bragging rights with a commanding 6-4, 6-2 victory in Sydney. Not only has Gauff beaten Swiatek four straight times now, but she has also done it in straight sets every single time – the first player ever to achieve that against the Pole.
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Mirra Andreeva Cheekily Sidelines Her Team After Stunning Victoria Mboko at Adelaide International: “All Me”
If proof were needed that tennis can turn in a heartbeat, Mirra Andreeva delivered it in the Adelaide final on Saturday. Facing a surging Victoria Mboko, fresh off a quarterfinal win over the defending champion, the Russian seized control early and never relented, powering her way to the Adelaide International title.
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Emma Raducanu: Scheduling women’s matches last after men’s ‘doesn’t make as much sense’
MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Open is notorious for some late finishes. They usually involve a man, often a well-known one — Andy Murray and Daniil Medvedev spring to mind from recent years — playing a five-set match into the small hours of the morning. The opening day of the 2026 edition could have a late one involving a well-known woman, and she said was not exactly pleased about it when she saw the schedule. Emma Raducanu, the 2021 U.S. Open champion who has worked her way back from a
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