The Italian player showed up to Melbourne with his famously lengthy locks sheared, and needed over four hours to get to the second round.

Paul survived a comeback bid by Australia’s Chris O’Connell in front a feverishly partisan crowd; the American tightened up when he served for the match in the fourth set, then fought through a ...

I don't know why someone would want to see that,” said the No. 22 seed, after learning that her pre-match walkabout had been broadcast for all to watch.

I just want to give people some good news,” said 136th-ranked 23-year-old, playing in his first Grand Slam main draw.

This tempest in a teacup is a pretty good indicator of what a lousy time it is for controversy, with the exception of thorny doping sagas nobody understands anyway. Look around: we are in a golden age ...

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MELBOURNE—Just over the Tanderrum Bridge, located at the Birrarung Marr Middle Terrace of Melbourne Park, sits the Australian Open’s latest attraction. TOPCOURT combines cutting edge technology, ...

During an eventful Australian Open return, the three-time runner-up was put on upset alert by an opponent ranked No. 418.

Don't worry about German losing, but the Spaniard might be able to dig in and see that the No. 2 seed doesn't coast into the third round.

The No. 6 seed, who confirmed Stefano Vukov was not in attendance, needed just 53 minutes in her first Grand Slam match with coach Goran Ivanisevic Tuesday.

John Cain Arena never really had a chance to erupt all day; the loudest applause occurred when a fan successfully guessed the changeover trivia.

The No. 8 seed navigated the time warp and won the final four games of the match to outlast her fellow American and reach the second round in Melbourne.