2025 French Open Finals weekend: Coco Gauff clutches past Aryna Sabalenka and so does Carlos Alcaraz v Jannik Sinner with their own championship-winning comebacks

Two unmissable singles finals from men and women’s matches across the weekend that will forever be remembered in Roland Garros history where one of each can only be crowed as champion at Court Phillipe Chatrier. With the women’s game Saturday, that new champion was not Aryna Sabalenka’s day other than the one and only Coco…

2025 French Open men’s semi-finals: Musetti unable to carry on following a good start with Alcaraz in while Sinner takes down Djokovic in straight sets

Yes, Carlos Alcaraz may have stood out as the winner and will be back to defend his men’s singles crown on clay tomorrow night. But at least we saw some amazing displays from Italian Lorenzo Musetti who got away with a good start including a close 2nd half battle. It’s so unfortunate his body wasn’t…

2025 French Open women’s semi final: Iga Swiatek’s successive Queen of Clay crown comes to an end by Aryna Sabablenka with Coco Gauff also too good for Lois Boisson

We will have a brand new champion going into tomorrow night’s Roland Garros Final as one defending champ who dominated all of this over the last 2-3 years had been knocked out by a little surprise.  That player who turns out to be Poland’s Iga Swiatek even though she fought hard to hang in there…

2025 Australian Open men’s singles final: Jannik Sinner still rising with his head up high following his 2nd championship win over Alexander Zverev in straight sets

After 15 days of fantastic Australian Open Tennis over the last 2-3 weeks, the first grand slam leg of 2025 has just been wrapped up now with the Jannik Sinner (Italy) v Alexander Zverev (Germany) men’s singles championship clash – and once again Sinner is our back-to-back champion in straight sets over Zverev. First of…

2025 Australian Open women’s singles final: The eye of the tiger in Aryna Sabalenka with her two-year title run now over at the hands of first-time champion Madison Keys

Tonight’s 2025 Australian Open women’s singles Final at Rod Laver Arena saw one incredible contest where the last two remaining players standing in this draw had to battle it out the best of all three sets for the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Trophy. This time we got a new winner in 29-year-old Madison Keys from the…

2025 Australian Open Day 13: Novak Djokovic forced to retire hurt while Jannik Sinner unstoppable v Ben Shelton that sets up a Top 2 seed Men’s Final v Alexander Zverev

It’s been a huge men’s semi-final day Friday with one magnificent show to watch just now at night and another that out to be both abruptly heartbreaking earlier in the afternoon but also rewarding too when it comes to that other winner who will now go step one closer for Sunday’s big dance. This upcoming…

2025 Australian Open Day 12: Aryna Sabalenka unstoppable over Paula Badosa with Madison Keys sensational with the hope of going one better for this Saturday’s Final

Wow! What a night of women’s semi-final Tennis at Rod Laver Arena that began with Aryna Sabalenka always 100% on fire over her bestie Paula Badosa from Spain in straight sets that booked her yet another chance to get the job done for Saturday’s main eveny – final score was 6-4, 6-2. Who will be…

2025 Australian Open Day 11: Alex De Minaur has everything to be proud of as his home campaign now over after the QF with Jannik Sinner off to the last 4 in straight sets

After a few goes of making playing a few consecutive Round of 16s before being finally able to play in a home QF, Alex De Minaur’s run here at Rod Laver Arena are now over unfortunately tonight at the hands of defending champion Jannik Sinner in straight sets – 6-3, 6-2 and 6-1. That means…

2025 Australian Open Day 9: Alex De Minaur now a first-time Quarter-Finalist on home soil following his straight sets win over American Alex Michelsen

The winner of the Alex final 4th Round match last night goes to our own Alex De Minaur over American Alex Michelsen in straight sets 0-6, 6-7 with 5-7 tiebreak and 3-6 at Rod Laver Arena – the place he’s only been playing there through his whole 2025 Australian Open run so far. For Michelsen,…

2025 Australian Open Day 8: Ayrna Sabalenka too good over Mirra Andreeva & a heartbreaking end for Jack Draper due to injury with Carlos Alcaraz’s win via walkover

Day 8 of the 2025 Australian Open at Melbourne Park so far began with Ayrna Sabalenka being too good for Mirra Andreeva, Coco Gauff sensational from the opening set down to a tremendous 2nd & 3rd set fightback over Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic, and Carlos Alcaraz through to the Quarter-Final thanks to Jack Draper’s injury issues…