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A look at the week that was: Alexei Popyrin and Juan Manuel Cerundolo get their first tournament wins at the ATP level after a great week of tennis from both of them, while Swiatek won her second title in Adelaide. Former world no. 1 Lleyton Hewitt has been inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the 32 Australian to do.
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The remaining two battled it out for the Australian Open title, where the eight-time and defending champion proved to be too difficult for Daniil Medvedev to overcome, despite his 20-match winning streak.
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Day 13 saw the womens singles final take place, where past champion in Melbourne, and already three-time grand slam champion, Naomi Osaka was able to repeat her run in 2019 and claim the Australian Open title once again. She defeated a much less experienced Jennifer Brady who was playing in her very first grand slam final. In this episode we discuss the match as well as take a look ahead at the mens final.
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In the only singles match of the day, Daniil Medvedev stopped Stefanos Tsitsipas from reaching his first grand slam final, defeating him in straight sets to advance to a second grand slam final. Aussie wildcards Sam Stosur and Matthew Ebden advanced to the finals of the mixed doubles after a close battle with Krawczyk and Salisbury.
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Day 11 of the Australian Open saw both the womens semi-finals take place. Naomi Osaka and Jennifer Brady were the ones to come through the rather competitive matches to set up a Saturday-night showdown. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic stopped the qualifier, Aslan Karatsev's cinderella run to advance to his ninth final in Melbourne Park.
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Qualifier Aslan Karatsev has made open era history by winning his quarter-final match today against Grigor Dimitrov. Serena's quest for number 23 continues as she got past Simona Halep in straight sets.
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It was the first day without any crowds, but that didn't stop the tennis drama from continuing. Day 6 saw Medvedev have a mid-match meltdown, arguing with his coach, Karolina Muchova launched a massive comeback to upset Karolina Pliskova, and it was a very good day for Americans.
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Melbourne has entered a snap five-day lockdown, meaning no fans at the tennis for a minimum of five days. Defending champion and world no. 1 Novak Djokovic suffered an injury scare. Nick Kygrios fought hard against Dominic Thiem, but fell short, whilst tournament favourites on the women's side sailed through.
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Ajla Tomljanovic was just a few points away from her first third round in Melbourne, but the world no. 2 was too much for her in their three-set showdown, where as Nick Kygrios was just a point away (twice) from being sent packing by Ugo Humbert but prevailed in an epic five-set battle. Day 3 also saw two top 10 seeds fall on the womens side, while tournament favourites sailed through to round 3, and on the mens side, the other Australians all had quick defeats.
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Another 7 Australians have advanced to the second round, bringing it to a total of 12, the most since 1992. We tell you the results of these matches and have a look at what's to come on day 3.
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Nines aussies took to the court with five of them coming out victorious while three seeds fell on day one of the Australian open.
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How does going to Melbourne Park in a pandemic compare to before a pandemic? Who are the Australians playing in this years Australian Open? Hawke Eye live opinons? And who do we think has a chance at taking the title in at the first Grand Slam of the year. Tune into this episode to find out all the answers.
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Hey everyone and welcome to the first episode of the Robicia Tennis Podcast. In this introductory episode we tell you a bit about how we each got into tennis as well as how Robicia Tennis came to be.
