When Novak Djokovic returned to Rod Laver arena to win his 22nd grand slam title, tying the men’s record with Rafael Nadal, audiences around the world were once again reminded of his unprecedented talent. While Djokovic has long remained a dominant force on the men’s...
There’s something about the Australian Open that makes it a quintessential feature of an Aussie summer. As the scorching January days roll on, hype for the year’s first grand slam reaches boiling point and we find ourselves glued to the tv engrossed by our tennis...
Novak Djokovic is no stranger to controversy. Despite having come to dominate the sport of tennis with flourishes on the court that make his name revered amongst the likes of Federer and Nadal, the Serbian rarely receives the same treatment from the crowd as his...
While Novak Djokovic was quick to extend his congratulations to Rafael Nadal for making history at the 2022 Australian Open as he lifted his 21st Grand Slam trophy above his head, you can’t help but think the Serbian tennis star watched the game feeling a sense of...
It’s one of the biggest sporting events on the calendar, drawing crowds to Melbourne in droves. With the Australian Open starting today, talk should have been on the players involved: on top seeds and the possibility of an underdog triumph. Instead, all eyes have been...
Despite strict rules requiring air travellers to be vaccinated against Covid-19, World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has asked for special permission to enter the country ahead of Indian Wells and Miami Open.
The 2023 Australian Open is just days away and looks set to be one of the best editions of the tournament for years. These are the biggest storylines that will be the talk of the tournament.
The tennis star revealed that while he is not anti-vaxx, he will continue to miss tournaments that require players to have been administered the Covid-19 vaccine.
The tennis star recently sat down with Serbian President Aleksander Vucic, speaking publicly for the first time about the drama he found himself engulfed in after flying into Australia.
After weeks of court hearings and public statements, Djokovic will now be deported from Australia. Here’s how the tennis world reacted to the news.
The nine-time Australian Open champion was hoping to defend his title and eclipse the Grand Slam victories of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Instead, he’s found himself caught in the midst of public outrage regarding quarantine and medical exemptions surrounding Covid-19.
