“I want to be surprised after every match,” insisted the former world No. 1 as she aims to complete a Career Grand Slam in Melbourne.

The American has been recommending the spicy hockey romance to everyone on tour—and her mom!—since touching down in Melbourne.

The defending champion caught up on the popular reality TV series over the off-season.

Though she sought inspiration from reading last summer, the world No. 1’s whirlwind off-season has kept her from making headway in her TBR list.

“I make changes all the time,” smiled the Spaniard in his first major outing since his split from coach Juan Carlos Ferrero.

Gauff, Anisimova, Pegula, and Keys give the U.S. a chance to repeat in Melbourne, while Swiatek will take her first crack at the career Slam.

As Sinner goes for a three-peat and Djokovic chases major No. 25, former finalists Medvedev and Zverev find themselves in the same quarter.

The 19-year-old is now 4-1 in deciders to start her 2026 season.

The six-time champion will compete on Rod Laver Arena for the first time since his 2022 retirement.

Gauff and world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka are in the top half while Madison Keys, Amanda Anisimova, and Jessica Pegula all landed in the same section.

Who’s wearing what (and why) as tennis’s biggest names roll out new partnerships Down Under.

Plus: four of the 2025 Next Gen ATP Finals competitors are a win away from making the main draw.

Why did Danimal play so well Down Under? From fan mail to a new game, the panel was peppered with spicy questions.

The Happy Slam was Happy Slamming Wednesday night inside Rod Laver Arena.

Take note of where Andrey Rublev and Alex de Minaur are placed this year.

The 20-year-old American staved off two match points in the dramatic conclusion.

The top seeded American clinched his first match win of 2026 in straight sets; No. 2 Casper Ruud bowed out.

She’s already the only active women’s player to have won three of the four Grand Slam events.

After a strong 2025 ATP Challenger Tour display, the 20-year-old looks to bring his game to bigger stages this season.

The Frenchman was contesting the first match of his farewell season.

The 38-year-old mother of two defeated the 45-year-old former world No. 1 in straight sets.

“I feel like I know what tomorrow's looking like for me, and I don't love it," the hometown hero shared after Monday's gritty victory.

The young Brazilian seems to already have it all. Which makes this year all the more intriguing.

Pedro Martinez also tasted victory in 2026's opening week on the ATP Challenger Tour.

He’s the third Italian man ever to reach the Top 5, after Adriano Panatta and Jannik Sinner.

The former No. 4, who returned to the tour unranked 14 months ago, is already back up to No. 10.

The former world No. 3 was slowed by injuries after his peak, and has called time on his 18-year playing career.

Ranking Sunday’s five finals in order of importance as the year's first Grand Slam approaches.

Blending "athletic edge with elevated luxury," DASH is debuting with a glittering collaboration with the Australian Open.

Earlier in singles, Belinda Bencic upset Iga Swiatek before Hubert Hurkacz defeated Stan Wawrinka.

He’ll become the first player representing Kazakhstan ever to break into the ATP Top 10.

She's now won 38 of her last 40 matches in Australia.

Svitolina opens the year 5-0 after finishing 2025 on a four-match losing streak.

Sabalenka, Medvedev, Musetti, Svitolina and the United Cup finalists headline a packed day across three continents

Katarzyna Kawa and Jan Zielinski beat Coco Gauff and Christian Harrison 7-6 (5), 7-6 (3) to seal Poland’s place in the final.

The American outdid the former world No. 1 in the semifinals of the United Cup in Sydney on Saturday night, 6-4, 6-2.

The sport’s biggest rivalry kicked off the season with a sold-out exhibition match.