Three of Grand Slams and ATP, WTA hold secret London meetings over player lawsuit
Days before the start of the Australian Open in Melbourne, several of the most powerful leaders in tennis gathered 10,000 miles away to chart their way out of the antitrust lawsuits that threaten their power. The leaders of the men’s and women’s tours, and the organizers of the other three Grand Slam tournaments, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in closed-door meetings in London, according to three sources briefed on the discussions who, like all the sources in this story, were not authorized to spea
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Poland advances to face US in the semifinals of the United Cup
Poland will play the United States in the semifinals of the United Cup after beating Australia 2-1 in Sydney on Friday. It took a mixed doubles decider to separate the teams, with Iga Swiatek winning in the women's singles for the Poles and Alex de Minaur triumphing for Australia in the men's.
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Kim Clijsters opens up on Venus Williams and her debated Australian Open wildcard
Every January, Melbourne Park transforms into a pressure cooker of heat, hope, and history. Players arrive fresh, fueled by off-season dreams, yet brutally aware that the Australian Open can crush a season before it starts.
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Iga Swiatek Visibly in Tears Despite Thrashing Rival at the United Cup
