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Casey's message to Margaret: 'It's just normal'
​Gay Australian tennis star Casey Dellacqua is poised to strike the ultimate blow in the fight for same-sex acceptance, but has just one simple message for homophobic sporting legend Margaret Court.
​Gay Australian tennis star Casey Dellacqua is poised to strike the ultimate blow in the fight for same-sex acceptance, but has just one simple message for homophobic sporting legend Margaret Court.
Todd Woodbridge says Wimbledon has been dealing with terrorism since he started playing.
Novak Djokovic and other players at the French Open say they are not worried about competing at Wimbledon next month despite the recent terrorist attacks in Britain.
Samantha Stosur is in a Wimbledon fitness battle after having her French Open sabotaged by a devastating injury.
With the four remaining Grand Slam winners all falling in their fourth-round matches Sunday at the French Open, there will be a new women's major champion crowned Saturday at Roland Garros.
The reigning French Open champion Garbine Muguruza had to leave her press conference in tears yesterday following a feisty encounter with French No 1 Kiki Mladenovic.
Tennis super-brat John McEnroe has attempted to lighten up the Margaret Court firestorm with a satirical online video addressing one of the hottest issues in world sport, asking fans "who gives a "f***?".
Title contender Simona Halep pulled through against young contender Daria Kasatkina in a French Open round three rollercoaster, winning 6-0 7-5 after at first threatening to dismantle the 20-year-old Russian.
Andy Murray recorded a straight sets victory against Juan Martin del Potro in the third round of the French Open.
Nick Kyrgios' French Open campaign is over following a third-round doubles loss with fellow Australian Jordan Thompson.
Andre Agassi would not have come back to tennis if it weren't for Novak Djokovic, a player he believes still has many other grand slam titles to win, the American said.
Spare a thought for Margaret Court.
Samantha Stosur is plotting to pen the fairytale final chapter of her unfulfilled French Open love story after storming into the second week in Paris for the sixth time.
Serbian defending champion won a battle of endurance with Diego Schwartzman to move into the fourth round of the French Open.
An open letter to Martina Navratilova, from the Margaret Court Arena.
For better or worse, for richer or poorer, one of Melbourne's two main tennis arenas now bears a name that, for a huge swathe of Australia – whether you agree or not – really is a byword for bigotry.
Tennis Australia refuses to buckle as pressure mounts to change the name of Margaret Court Arena.
Samantha Stosur has stormed into the second week of the French Open with an easy third-round win.
Grief-stricken Nick Kyrgios has conceded his French Open hopes were all but cooked when his grandfather died in April.
Former Olympics sport psychologist Jeff Bond says grief is "massively amplified" for Nick Kyrgios.
Former world tennis No.1 has taken to Christian radio to dismiss Navratilova's open letter.
Premier condemns Court's statements but stops short of declaring whether Margaret Court Arena should be rebadged.
Nicolas Almagro and Juan Martin del Potro were struggling to move, but when Almagro stopped completely, it produced one of the most moving scenes in recent French Open memory.
'We celebrate free speech, but that doesn't mean it is free of consequences,' writes Martina Navratilova.
Venus Williams appears to have accidentally announced her pregnant sister Serena is expecting a girl.
Everything you need to know from day four at Roland Garros.
Samantha Stosur has bossed her way into the French Open third round with a claycourt masterclass in Paris.
Margaret Court says tennis is full of lesbians and LGBT tendencies in young people are 'all the devil'.
The world No.1 has no doubts Court's vocal stance against same-sex marriage is creating locker-room angst.
Australia are two for 11 at the French Open, with Thanasi Kokkinakis, Jordan Thompson and Ashleigh Barty joining the exodus from Roland Garros.
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