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Roger Federer Raises Comeback Hopes After Stunning Casper Ruud at Australian Open

Roger Federer has returned to the Australian Open for the first time since announcing his retirement in 2022, marking a historic and emotional moment for fans and the tournament alike. The 6x AO champion, whose last major title came in Melbourne in 2018, will headline the inaugural AO 2026 Opening Ceremony on Saturday night.

Point made. Tennis stars like Sinner, Swiatek and Coco Gauff loved the 1-point Australian Open prep

The 1 Point Slam isn’t likely to be a one-hit wonder. The first question to Jannick Sinner in the official pre-tournament news conference Friday was, jokingly, asked how he could expect an Australian Open three-peat if he couldn't beat an amateur in a one-point exhibition. “Yeah, hopefully I have a bit more control over three of five sets!" Sinner said.

Carlos Alcaraz Reveals How He Plans on Winning Australian Open Without Juan Carlos Ferrero

World number one, Carlos Alcaraz, enters the 2026 AO chasing not just a title, but a historic milestone. The 22-year-old Spaniard split with longtime coach Juan Carlos Ferrero last month, abruptly ending a seven-year partnership that transformed a teenage prodigy into a six-time Grand Slam champion.

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