Marat Safin was struggling early on in the 2005 Australian ... He came straight back out on the Rod Laver Arena, immediately broke Hewitt’s serve and went on to win the match, coming from ...

Australia’s last man standing, Alex de Minaur, has a bigger serve than ever but will need to be firing against the world’s ...

Andrey Rublev at the Australian Open, the Brazilian Joao Fonseca cracked the top-100! At 18 years and five months, Joao is ...

Novak Djokovic debuted at the Australian Open in 2005, passing the qualifying stage before falling to an eventual champion, Marat Safin ... He lost serve once and ended the valiant resistance ...

Court three at Melbourne Park transformed into a time machine at the Australian Open, turning the clock back 20 years as the Aussie great's son achieved a huge milestone.

Much chatter ahead of Australian Open 2025 surrounded Novak Djokovic’s past encounter with Marat Safin. It happened to be an anniversary, on Djokovic’s Grand Slam debut 20 years ago. In the years ...