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Madison Keys’ Australian Open title did not change her life – but that was never the point

Madison Keys has said that winning the Australian Open did not change her life, and that her biggest takeaway has been being able to humanize the sport. Keys has always been open about the mental challenges of tennis, and after winning her first Grand Slam title in Melbourne 12 months ago, she spoke candidly about how “lots of therapy” had helped her transform her mindset, which had previously too closely connected her results with her self-worth. Having been tipped as a future major winner for

How many tennis stars made the top 100 highest paid athletes list: Even Carlos Alcaraz is nowhere near top 10

The 2025 edition of Sportico’s list of the world’s 100 highest-paid athletes has once again highlighted how the financial landscape of global sport is changing. With only a handful of tennis stars making the cut, even the brightest young names in the game are still far from breaking into the top ten.

Madison Keys’ Australian Open title did not change her life – but that was never the point

Madison Keys has said that winning the Australian Open did not change her life, and that her biggest takeaway has been being able to humanize the sport. Keys has always been open about the mental challenges of tennis, and after winning her first Grand Slam title in Melbourne 12 months ago, she spoke candidly about how “lots of therapy” had helped her transform her mindset, which had previously too closely connected her results with her self-worth. Having been tipped as a future major winner for

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