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T is for Tomljanovic: Ajla is the face of the latest NYT Style Australia Magazine 

Although recovering from a knee injury, the Aussie is still very much in the game.

ByLiya Davidov

Published Mar 01, 2023

WATCH: Ajla Tomljanovic at the Evert Tennis Academy

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This week it was revealed that Ajla Tomljanovic will grace the cover of the eleventh issue of T: Australia's New York Times Style Magazine.

Between the fabulous images, Tomljanovic gives her take on competing at the very top of women’s tennis, and how her career has evolved over the years, especially since last year’s US Open third round match against Serena Williams.

She was forced to miss the Australian Open earlier this year due to a knee injury, but off court Ajla isn’t shying away from the spotlight.

In Netflix’s Break Point docuseries, the start of Tomljanovic's 2022 season was featured at in Episode 2, along with her relationship with then-boyfriend and fellow player Matteo Berrettini.

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Looking ahead into the second half of the series, it is expected that her seminal "glow up" match with Serena will play an even larger part.

In the lead-up to the latest pictorial, the Top 40 standout celebrated her Vogue Australia photoshoot and hung out with the one and only Chris Evert.

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Hopefully her knee injury is recovering smoothly so that this Aussie powerhouse can make her way back onto the tour and pick up where she left off.