Week two begins at the Australian Open
Eleven of the thirty-two seeds on the men’s side are still in the draw, with the top two seeds, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, still very much with the possibility…
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Sandgren in unknown territory
AUSTRALIAN OPEN, Melbourne One reason we as tennis fans enjoy the majors so much is the opportunity to see new talent shine. Sometimes it is someone we have heard a…
Continue reading →Unexpected Americans still in singles
AUSTRALIAN OPEN, Melbourne At the beginning of day five, there were two American male players in the singles draw: Ryan Harrison and Tennys Sandgren. It was not the two players…
Continue reading →Pera adds to her Cinderella story
AUSTRALIAN OPEN, Melbourne AMERICAN SUCCESSES ON DAY FOUR [17] Madison Keys crushed Ekaterina Alexandrova: 6-0, 6-1. Bernarda Pera continues her Cinderella run at the 2018 Australian Open; she got the…
Continue reading →Harrison keeps going down under
AUSTRALIAN OPEN, Melbourne Third day at the Australian Open and the struggle is real for the Americans. Ryan Harrison gave the American fans something to cheer about as the only…
Continue reading →Day two surprises down under
AUSTRALIAN OPEN, Melbourne VICTORIOUS AMERICANSÂ [13] Sam Querrey def. Feliciano Lopez: 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. [17] Madison Keys def. Qiang Wang: 6-1, 7-5. Tennys Sandgren def. Jeremy Chard: 6-4, 7-6(2), 6-2….
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