World number one Swiatek leads Australian Open charge | The Manila Times
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Ailing Rafael Nadal bows out of Australian Open tournament - Thu, January 19 2023 - The Jakarta Post
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2023 Kicks Off with the Xperience Tennis Tournament in Charlottesville
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Tsitsipas thriving after wake-up call, says McEnroe | The Peninsula Qatar
Kyrgios draws on Barty triumph at Open - Neos Kosmos
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Pune to host women's $40k tennis tourney from January 21 to 28 | Cities News,The Indian Express
Australian Open 2022: No new semi-finalists for first time in 33 grand slam events, stat, final four, no surprises, draw, results, tennis news
Tennis Tournaments - ATP Calendar & Schedule of Events
Tennis tournament set to raise money | Your Observer
18th January 2022. Ana Konjuh of Croatia in action against Shelby Rogers of United States during the first round of the 2022 Australian Open, WTA Grand Slam tennis tournament on January 18,
Abu Dhabi to host first WTA-approved women's tennis tournament | Arab News
Australian Open Tennis Tournament, Rod Court Arena In The Background. Taken On The 25 January 2010 Stock Photo, Picture And Royalty Free Image. Image 15079170.
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Novak Djokovic Returns to the Australian Open, No Longer a Villain - The New York Times
