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Sabalenka wearing Gucci sunglasses at the Australian Open after announcing her collaboration with the fashion brand.

Everyone’s an influencer now – even the tennis stars

The Australian Open and the sport itself has become increasingly commercialised, and top players are not immune to the pressure to shill for their supper. 

  • Cara Waters

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Nick Kyrgios is a fan of Carlos Alcaraz.

Nick Kyrgios offers to be Carlos Alcaraz’s party organiser

The pair bumped into each other in the depths of Rod Laver Arena and the Australian made a surprising motivational offer to the No.1 seed.

  • Stephen Brook and Annika Smethurst
Australian stars Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis in action against countrymen Jason Kubler and Marc Polmans.

Racquet smashes, swearing and shushes: Special Ks fall in late-night, all-Australian thriller

Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis displayed a slightly subdued version of their pub rock, rowdy tennis brand but lost in the men’s doubles first round.

  • Hannah Kennelly
Sorana Cirstea, left, of Romania confronts Naomi Osaka, right, of Japan after their match.

Australian Open 2026 as it happened: Kokkinakis, Kyrgios eliminated in all-Australian doubles stunner

Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis face Jason Kubler and Marc Polmans on day five of the AO. Follow live.

  • Danny Russell, Roy Ward, Marc McGowan, Billie Eder and Hannah Kennelly
The life and times of Boris Becker.

From boom times to the big house: Boris Becker on serving aces, serving time and bouncing back

Thirty-five years since his first Australian Open win took him to the top of world tennis, Boris Becker reflects on the dizzying highs and lows of his “intense life”.

  • Scott Spits

It’s Moneyball, only with real-time stats: the scientific evolution of match-day prep

Once, only the wealthiest players could afford to crunch the numbers on every opponent’s strengths, weaknesses and habits. Now, with such data widely available, it’s possible for many more to gain a winning edge before even walking onto the court.

  • Alan Attwood
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Nick Kyrgios laughing with reporters at the Kooyong Classic as he prepares for the Australian Open.

Inside the Melbourne tournament with ‘no rules’ that attracts some of tennis’ biggest stars

It’s the unique event of the Australian tennis summer as the sole exhibition and only one not run by Tennis Australia.

  • Marc McGowan
Thanasi Kokkinakis in the hands of a physio during his Adelaide International match against Sebastian Korda.

‘My arm isn’t quite ready’: Star withdraws on path back from surgery involving dead person’s ligament

Thanasi Kokkinakis appears unlikely to compete at this year’s Australian Open – at least in singles – after pulling out of the Adelaide International.

  • Marc McGowan
Nick Kyrgios won his match at the Kooyong Classic on Tuesday.

Kyrgios was king of the kids in Melbourne, but one thing left him heartbroken

Nick Kyrgios was in a good mood throughout a light-hearted exhibition clash on Tuesday, even fist-bumping kids in the front row. But there was a sombre postscript.

  • Marc McGowan and Scott Spits
Australian Open boss Craig Tiley.

‘I’ve read the speculation’: Craig Tiley addresses US tennis links for the first time

Craig Tiley has transformed the Australian Open into the country’s biggest sporting and entertainment event, but he’s been linked to a shock defection.

  • Marc McGowan