Sinner's remarkable on-court ability to block out any distraction from his mission has been on full display as he seeks to defend his Melbourne title.

Will Djokovic overcome an Australian Open injury again? Or will Zverev finally come through against him at a Grand Slam?

A routine doubles match became anything but after a handshake snub, and a war of words.

The defending champion quickly dismissed the home favorite, entertaining the crowd with a lengthy post-match interview before taking on Ben Shelton.

The American was critical of some of the questions and comments made by post-match TV interviewers after reaching the semifinals in Melbourne.

The Spaniard is playing at an extremely high level heading into this semifinal showdown.

He's through to his second career Grand Slam semifinal with a four-set win over Lorenzo Sonego.

The five-time major champion is into her second Australian Open semifinal after losing just 14 games over five matches.

The American rallied from a set down to reach the last four in Melbourne for the third time, and will face No. 2 seed Iga Swiatek next.

Sabalenka has won the last five meetings between these two good friends, but who will book her spot in the final?

"I feel more and more connected with Andy every day," Djokovic admitted post-match. "He's been as committed to my career and this tournament as he can be."

“I saw Carlos was hesitant a little bit…so I started to take my chances,” said the 37-year-old after his four-set quarterfinal victory.

Sonego beat Shelton in four sets at Roland Garros two years ago, but the American will like his chances on his favorite surface.

The Ukrainian star starts a new chapter in her career this year as brand ambassador and business partner of the upstart racquet sports manufacturer.

Before each day's play in Melbourne, we'll preview three must-see matches.

With his Channel Nine contretemps behind him, the Serbian spoke at length with Jim Courier following his big win. Here's what he had to say.

The world No. 1 will face Paula Badosa, after Coco Gauff was upset earlier in the day.

The Kazakh had fallen in the fourth round of the Australian Open to Madison Keys a day earlier.

The 20-year-old says she's trying to keep things in perspective after being knocked out in the quarterfinals by Paula Badosa.

The German could have been down two sets, but instead advanced in four to await the Alcaraz-Djokovic winner in Melbourne.

The chair umpire called a let and ordered a replay of a point when he saw a white feather drop into Zverev’s eyeline during the second set against Tommy Paul.

The former world No. 2 is into her first Grand Slam semifinal in Melbourne, ending Gauff’s unbeaten start to the season and all but guaranteeing her return to the Top 10.

The Tennis Channel Live panel theorize that “data-driven” conversations are taking place between the former rivals, now coach/pupil ahead of a blockbuster match in Melbourne.

Disagreeing with chair umpire Julie Kjendlie about whether or not her opponent's serve was a let, Routliffe delivered one of the most memorable lines of the tournament.

Through to the quarterfinals of his home Grand Slam tournament for the first time, the Aussie also has a financial motivation for every match he wins.

The American's roundabout run to the last eight in Melbourne has also revealed a new strength: She can win without her best.

In the heart of Melbourne Park, behind the scenes of one of tennis' biggest stages, a dedicated team of stringers works tirelessly to ensure players' racquets are primed for battle.

Djokovic beat Alcaraz in the gold medal match at the Paris Olympics last year, but the Spaniard has won back-to-back matches against the Serb in Grand Slam action.

Before each day's play in Melbourne, we'll preview three must-see matches.

Djokovic has received the apologies he wanted from the Australian Open’s local broadcaster and its employee who insulted him on the air.

This sounds familiar: "Kyrgios is a has-been. Kyrgios is overrated. Kyrgios kick him out."

Sinner and Swiatek have won the International Tennis Federation’s 2024 world champion awards.

At least a half-dozen people went over to take a look at things and attempt to re-connect the net after it was dislodged by a powerful serve from the Italian.

The decision came just after the five-time major winner breezed into the Australian Open quarterfinals Monday.

Shelton led 7-6 (3), 6-7 (3), 7-6 (2), 1-0, 40-0 when the 38-year-old threw in the towel Monday in Melbourne.

At 23 years old, she’s the youngest woman to reach her 10th career Grand Slam quarterfinal in 16 years.

The world No. 1 put a “strange morning behind him” in returning to the Australian Open quarterfinals.

The No. 19 seed has run off nine successive victories heading into the last eight.

The former world No. 1's media boycott has made global headlines, and everyone from Nick Kyrgios to the prime minister of Australia has a take.

The former world No. 3 breezed into the last eight in Melbourne for the first time since 2019, and will now focus on supporting Monfils in an upcoming clash against American Ben Shelton.

The 10-time champion declined a post-match TV interview in protest of comments made on air by a sports journalist on Channel 9, the official broadcaster of the tournament.

The 2024 Australian Open semifinalist chose an unconventional method of recruiting for an 'emergency' vacancy in her support team.

The former world No. 1 posited that Djokovic’s dust-up with the broadcast network may fuel his fire as he continues his campaign for a 25th Grand Slam title and 11th in Melbourne.

Alcaraz and Djokovic will meet in their first quarterfinal. Will either benefit from playing earlier in the tournament, with a little less history on the line? Previewing the eighth edition of the best rivalry in tennis.

Before each day's play in Melbourne, we'll preview three must-see matches.

The American wrapped up her fourth-round victory about an hour after the app went dark in the United States.

The 24-time Grand Slam champion is yet to receive an apology from the broadcast network after anchor Tony Jones mocked his supporters on live television Friday.