Australian Open
After “borderline hate” for the game last year, Madison Keys is trying to better ride the tour’s inevitable up-and-down spirals
By Jan 19, 2022Australian Open
How exactly did Aryna Sabalenka figure out her serve?
By Jan 30, 2023Australian Open
Novak Djokovic wins his 22nd major in Melbourne—and sets up another showdown with Rafael Nadal in Paris
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
With each major win—and qualities beyond the numbers—Novak Djokovic continues to redefine tennis greatness
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
Novak Djokovic claims 10th Australian Open title, record-equalling 22nd Grand Slam
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
Australian Open: Djokovic wins 10th title, 22nd major after victory over Tsitsipas
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
Novak Djokovic wins 10th Australian Open, ties Rafael Nadal with 22 Grand Slam titles—and will rightfully return to No. 1
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
Czech duo Katerina Siniakova, Barbora Krejcikova win Australian Open for seventh major title
By Jan 29, 2023Australian Open
By reminding herself she was built for big occasions, Aryna Sabalenka soars to Australian Open glory
By Jan 28, 2023Australian Open
A debut to remember: Wild cards Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler win Australian Open men's doubles crown
By Jan 28, 2023Australian Open
After “borderline hate” for the game last year, Madison Keys is trying to better ride the tour’s inevitable up-and-down spirals
The hard-hitting American began 2022 with a title run in Adelaide, and hasn't dropped a set in her two victories at the Australian Open.
Published Jan 19, 2022
Advertising
Advertising

Keys has been known to hit herself out of a match; finding the balance between power and patience is a key to her success.
© Getty Images
Advertising

“Tennis is one of those sports that as long as you keep going forward with the right mindset and you keep working hard, things can change very easily.”
© Getty Images