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Australian Open recap: Nick Kyrgios crashes out of the opening round as Novak Djokovic reveals why working with Andy Murray is 'strange'
Nick Kyrgios' Grand Slam comeback ended on a tough ... But in a classy gesture, Sabalenka stayed behind late on Court 16 and signed a ton of autographs for fans. Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray ...
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Daily Dose of Social Media: Kyrgios calls Sinner 'Cluster Bowl' in word association game, Sabalenka and Swiatek’s behind-the-scenes photos
In a new Daily Dose of Social Media, Nick Kyrgios' latest reel causes controversy again, after mentioning Jannik Sinner in a ...
Tennis star’s bold move! Arina Rodionova joins OnlyFans after divorce
Following her exit from the Australian Open qualifiers, Arina Rodionova launched an OnlyFans account and revealed her ...
Adelaide Now28d
The Daily Serve: All the key moments and highlights of Day 1 from Melbourne Park
Kyrgios then stayed back to sign autographs, as he did in Brisbane last ... That of course means Monday is jam-packed, with Nick Kyrgios, Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga ...
ESPN27d
AO Aussie wrap: Kyrgios bows out as Kokkinakis, Thompson among nine Aussies into second round
Nick Kyrgios puts his head in his hands as he struggled ... After the win, the wildcard spent 15 minutes taking selfies and signing autographs for the noisy crowd on Court 6.
Fox Sports26d
Aussie was junior world No.1 at age 12. Tennis stole his childhood and spat him out — Talking Pts
Nick Kyrgios, whose comeback to grand slam tennis ... Ley, in short, was the No.1 junior in the world at the age of 12. He had already signed a contract with IMG and his family and others around ...
Metro25d
Jacob Fearnley reaches Australian Open third round in dream run for rising Brit
Fearnley, who impressively eliminated Nick Kyrgios in the opening round ... career as he prepares for a battle with Zverev. Fearnley signed autographs after his four-set win over Cazaux on ...
The economic refuge for many sports stars that is a "smart business" despite the "reputational risk"
"Arina Rodionova jumping on the OnlyFans bandwagon is just another sign of the times: a stark reminder that professional sport still does not offer a viable financial model for many athletes".