Australian Open
Australian Open
Grigor Dimitrov is still chasing his first Major title Grigor Dimitrov retains Grand Slam dream
Following a strong run to the semifinals in Melbourne, the world number 13, Grigor Dimitrov, feels his confidence is peaking. He remains firmly convinced that he has what it takes to eventually lift a Grand Slam trophy.
Kei Nishkori hoping to beat “big two”
Kei Nishikori, who has an Olympic bronze to his name, acknowledges that his path to a Grand Slam title requires finding a way to consistently defeat titans like Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray. Currently ranked fifth in the world, he knows these are the hurdles he must clear.
Johanna Konta keen to keep improving
After advancing to the second round of the Australian Open with a 7-5 6-2 victory over Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens on Tuesday, Britain's top player Johanna Konta emphasized that her primary goal is steady, ongoing improvement.
Milos Raonic aims to knock the favorites off their pedestals in Melbourne Milos Raonic has plans to upset star duo in Melbourne
Milos Raonic, the third seed, believes that playing an aggressive style of tennis is the only way to outshine heavyweights Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic. This comes after Raonic suffered a defeat to Murray during last summer's Wimbledon campaign.
Nick Kyrgios isn't quite at the level for a Major title yet Nick Kyrgios ‘not ready’ for Grand Slam glory yet
Drawing from his own experience with 17 major titles, Roger Federer believes Nick Kyrgios isn't yet poised to win his first Grand Slam. While the Swiss legend admits the 21-year-old is a formidable opponent, he feels the timing isn't right for a championship win.
Patrick McEnroe doubts the legendary pair can win it all Patrick McEnroe rules out duo’s chances
While Patrick McEnroe hopes to see Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal competing for years to come, he doesn't see them as genuine threats to win the upcoming Australian Open, noting that their period of absolute dominance has shifted.
Sir Andy Murray focuses on elevating his game Sir Andy Murray eyes further improvement
To maintain his position as the world's top-ranked player, Sir Andy Murray believes he cannot afford to stagnate. The 29-year-old is determined to refine every part of his game to stay ahead of the competition.
Bernard Tomic looks to make a deeper run in the Grand Slam Bernard Tomic eyeing Grand Slam improvement
Despite a shaky start to the year, including a straight-sets loss to a Belgian opponent, 24-year-old Bernard Tomic is confident he'll be in fighting shape for next week's Australian Open.
Rafael Nadal talks up new generation
Rafael Nadal, a former world number one, highlighted the importance of the sport's new generation and expressed his genuine happiness at seeing his great rival, Roger Federer, back on the professional tour.
Andy Murray dismisses claims of a mental block Andy Murray plays down psychological barrier
Despite having never won the first Major of the calendar year, world number one Andy Murray insists that any psychological barriers regarding the Australian Open are gone. The Scot has come close before and feels ready to break through.