The Polish player revealed what Madison Keys did better to win in the Australian Open semi-finals. Are you disappointed that you couldn't reach this stage here?
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The Belarusian is already resting in her third consecutive final of the Australian Open. Who does she prefer on Saturday? "Honestly, I have no preference".
The Italian demonstrated his physical improvement by comfortably defeating Alex de Miñaur in the Australian Open quarterfinals. "I'm not perfect yet, but..."
The American player reveals the significant shift in mentality that has led her to achieve great victories at the 2025 Australian Open.
The Spanish tennis player reflected on the Australian Open after losing in the semifinals to Sabalenka: "I rate my tournament a 9... you already know what a 10 would have been".
The Australian attended a press conference after his loss to Sinner in Melbourne, where he made it clear how tough it is to face such an implacable player.
At the end of his usual press conference, Ben Shelton took a few minutes to share some words about the situation between Novak Djokovic and a Channel 9 presenter at this 2025 Australian Open who mocked the Serbian: "I have been a bit surprised this week by the way players have been treated by the media. I don't think the presenter who mocked Novak is an isolated case. I have seen it with different people, not just towards me. For example, with Learner Tien, when he beat Medvedev. I think his on-court interview was disrespectful and embarrassing.
There have been certain comments about me in those on-court interviews by a couple of people, saying that Monfils was old enough to be my father, maybe he is, or that it didn't matter who I played against, that no one would cheer for me. It may be true, but I don't think it's respectful coming from someone I don't know. I think broadcasters should help the sport grow, for us to enjoy a great moment. There is a lot of negativity, and I believe it's something that needs to change."
Interesting end to Ben Shelton’s press conference.
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 22, 2025
Unprompted, he took a moment to tear into the quality of local broadcasting and specifically on-court interviewing at #AusOpen. pic.twitter.com/ig76VrKq2C
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton explota contra la prensa: “Es una falta de respeto"
Lorenzo Sonego fell in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Australian Open against the great Ben Shelton. These were the words the Italian dedicated to his rival in the press conference: "He has changed a lot in these two years since we played in Paris. He has improved greatly with his serve and also with his forehand. Today he made no mistakes, he is a great player and currently has great confidence."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sonego, sobre Shelton: "Ha cambiado mucho en dos años"
The Polish player revealed what Madison Keys did better to win in the Australian Open semi-finals. Are you disappointed that you couldn't reach this stage here?
The American player reveals the significant shift in mentality that has led her to achieve great victories at the 2025 Australian Open.
The Belarusian is already resting in her third consecutive final of the Australian Open. Who does she prefer on Saturday? "Honestly, I have no preference".
The Spanish tennis player reflected on the Australian Open after losing in the semifinals to Sabalenka: "I rate my tournament a 9... you already know what a 10 would have been".
The Italian demonstrated his physical improvement by comfortably defeating Alex de Miñaur in the Australian Open quarterfinals. "I'm not perfect yet, but..."
The Australian attended a press conference after his loss to Sinner in Melbourne, where he made it clear how tough it is to face such an implacable player.
At the end of his usual press conference, Ben Shelton took a few minutes to share some words about the situation between Novak Djokovic and a Channel 9 presenter at this 2025 Australian Open who mocked the Serbian: "I have been a bit surprised this week by the way players have been treated by the media. I don't think the presenter who mocked Novak is an isolated case. I have seen it with different people, not just towards me. For example, with Learner Tien, when he beat Medvedev. I think his on-court interview was disrespectful and embarrassing.
There have been certain comments about me in those on-court interviews by a couple of people, saying that Monfils was old enough to be my father, maybe he is, or that it didn't matter who I played against, that no one would cheer for me. It may be true, but I don't think it's respectful coming from someone I don't know. I think broadcasters should help the sport grow, for us to enjoy a great moment. There is a lot of negativity, and I believe it's something that needs to change."
Interesting end to Ben Shelton’s press conference.
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 22, 2025
Unprompted, he took a moment to tear into the quality of local broadcasting and specifically on-court interviewing at #AusOpen. pic.twitter.com/ig76VrKq2C
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton explota contra la prensa: “Es una falta de respeto"
Lorenzo Sonego fell in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Australian Open against the great Ben Shelton. These were the words the Italian dedicated to his rival in the press conference: "He has changed a lot in these two years since we played in Paris. He has improved greatly with his serve and also with his forehand. Today he made no mistakes, he is a great player and currently has great confidence."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sonego, sobre Shelton: "Ha cambiado mucho en dos años"
The American player points out in a press conference what aspect has changed in him to achieve so much success in Melbourne.
Emma Navarro has been the protagonist of a controversy today at the 2025 Australian Open. During a press conference, the American stated that it didn't affect her in the match, but she made harsh statements against the system: "I think they should have let me see the point even if I had played it. It happened very fast, I don't know if she noticed or not, but in the end, it's up to the chair umpire to call it. It's difficult to blame anyone, it was complicated. The rules should be different, we should be able to see the play afterwards and make a decision."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Navarro, sobre la polémica con Swiatek: "Es difícil echarle la culpa, deberían cambiar las reglas"