Wimbledon teen may have been poisoned
A rising British tennis star forced to withdraw from Wimbledon Championships after being struck down by a mystery illness may have been deliberately poisoned.
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Shake-up for Kooyong Classic
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Tennis ACT needs Australia to get off the grass for Davis Cup tie
Canberra needs either a change of surface or a financial backer to bring the Davis Cup to town.
Kyrgios tipped for Davis Cup spot against Slovakia
Nick Kyrgios' next Australian appearance is expected to be on a purpose-built grass court in Sydney, with Ken Rosewall Arena announced as the venue for the Davis Cup world group play-off against Slovakia in September.
Millman's fairytale ends at the hands of Nishikori
There are very few battlers in the sport of tennis. But John Millman may be in the minority. But it wasn't enough to save him against Kei Nishikori in the second round of the Rio Olympics.
Kyrgios wins Atlanta Open
Nick Kyrgios has landed a second ATP title, defeating American John Isner in straight sets to win the Atlanta Open.
Canberra likely to miss out on Davis Cup tie
Canberra is likely to miss out on hosting Australia's Davis Cup tie with Slovakia next month according to Tennis ACT CEO Ross Triffitt.
Serena Williams' advice to Campbell sisters
Fresh off ending Aussie Daria Gavrilova's Olympic dream, US tennis megastar Serena Williams has offered up advice to Australian swimming sisters Bronte and Cate Campbell: "Family first".
Brazilian crowd boo German tennis star and cheer his suffering in Rio
German tennis star Dustin Brown was booed, cursed and given a standing ovation by a parochial Brazilian crowd on a day that ended with the 31-year-old taken to a Rio De Janeiro hospital.
Kyrgios through to Atlanta ATP final
Nick Kyrgios has moved a step closer to claiming his second ATP World Tour Title, winning through to the Atlanta Open final.
John Millman creates history at Rio Olympics
In a sport where world records can't be broken, little-known Australian tennis player John Millman has earned a slice of history becoming the first men's singles tennis player to win 6-0, 6-0 at an Olympic Games.
Kokkinakis says he doesn't feel sorry for Kyrgios
Thanasi Kokkinakis has weighed in on the war between Nick Kyrgios and Kitty Chiller, admitting he doesn't feel sorry for Australia's controversial tennis star.
Stosur forced to endure cold showers at athletes' village
Australia's tennis stars are used to five-star accommodation, but in the highly criticised athletes' village at the Rio Olympics, Sam Stosur can't even have a warm shower.
Nick Kyrgios storms into Atlanta semis
No Olympics, no worries for Nick Kyrgios, the Aussie young gun has advanced to the semi-finals of the Atlanta Open as he seeks his second ATP Tour title.
Kyrgios reaches Atlanta quarter-finals after win over Jared Donaldson
Nick Kyrgios has won his first match since Wimbledon to advance to the Atlanta Open quarter-finals.
Murray laughs off Princess Anne flag mishap
Andy Murray may be very adept at holding a tennis racquet, but his skills with a flagpole require considerable improvement.
Australia sweat on Millman injury
Australian Olympic officials are scrambling to contact tennis hope John Millman after his injury-enforced withdrawal from a Canadian tournament.
Bernard Tomic progresses in ATP Rogers Cup
South African Kevin Anderson stands between Australian Bernard Tomic and the quarter-finals of the Rogers Cup in Toronto.
Stosur beaten, Venus wins in WTA Montreal
Australian Sam Stosur has been bounced out in the second round of the Rogers Cup in Montreal, beaten in straight sets by unseeded Russian Daria Kasatkina.
Is it just Federer's season that's over?
Just six days after Roger Federer confirmed he would be starting 2017 at Perth's Hopman Cup, the Swiss great announced that his current season is over, almost four months early. At almost 35, is it also the end?
Injured Federer bows out of Rio Olympics
Roger Federer has pulled out of the Rio Olympics and will miss the rest of the season, including the US Open, because he needs "more extensive rehabilitation" to prolong his career after knee surgery earlier this year.
Move over Ajla, Kyrgios has eyes for Pokemon
It's the calm before the 'Sharknado' for the Canberra Raiders as they prepare for matches against the Sharks and Storm.
Kyrgios loses to 17-year-old, wins at Pokemon Go
Nick Kyrgios' US Open build up is off to a rocky start.
Stosur and Gavrilova both win in Montreal
Samantha Stosur will join fellow Australian Daria Gavrilova in the second round of the Montreal Cup after defeating Brit Heather Watson.
Roger Federer returns to Perth for Hopman Cup exhibition
The Hopman Cup will welcome a blast from the past when world No.3 and tennis superstar Roger Federer makes his long-awaited return to the mixed-teams event in Perth this summer.
Roger Federer to play the 2017 Hopman Cup in Perth
Tennis legend Roger Federer will be the major draw card for the Hopman Cup in 2017, returning to Perth for the first time in 15 years.
Tomic and Troicki in bizarre incident with policeman
Footage has emerged of Bernard Tomic and fellow tennis star Viktor Troicki being forced off a court by a police officer.
Statue of tennis hero resting but he was never put in shade
A life-size statue of tennis legend Rod Laver will finally be built at the old home of Queensland tennis – the former Milton Tennis Courts – by 2019, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk and Tennis Queensland have confirmed.
Federer to return to Hopman Cup
For the first time since a young Roger Federer teamed with his then-girlfriend Mirka Vavrinec back in 2002, the Swiss champion will be returning to the Hopman Cup.
Tennis ACT confident Nick Kyrgios will be fresh if Canberra's Davis Cup bid successful
The Rio Olympic Games' loss is set to be Canberra's gain as the capital launches a bid to host Australia's Davis Cup tie in September to give Nick Kyrgios a chance to play in front of a home crowd.