Sabalenka has won back-to-back titles Down Under, but there are plenty of high-level players that can dethrone her in Melbourne.

Frances Tiafoe makes a splash as Lululemon's newest global ambassador, while menswear brand Psycho Bunny just made a major tennis signing.

The world No. 1 faces a few obstacles, while Coco Gauff is on the upswing and Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina hope for some new-coach magic.

Our thoughts on the biggest possible early-round upsets, and who could actually win it all if things broke right.

Or is a more democratic future for the ATP possible? The AO will set the tone for 2025.

Nightly news and highlight show to cover year’s first Major for the 18th time.

The former ATP No. 8 also dropped his mixed doubles match with Eugenie Bouchard—but moved on on singles.

"This is starting to be a classic," the Frenchwoman wrote in a post on X, tagging Osaka ahead of their fourth meeting in the span of a year.

Andreeva said she came Down Under with just one big suitcase. Will it be enough? 😂

Doping is a topic that shadowed tennis in 2024 and is sure to be a talking point as the 2025 Grand Slam season gets going at the Australian Open.

Habib won his final round of qualifying in a third-set tiebreaker against Clément Chidekh to make history for Lebanon at the Australian Open.

The four-time major champion will play his first match against Alexander Shevchenko while Djokovic will kick off his quest for an 11th title against Nishesh Basavareddy.

The 2023 US Open champion will play her first match against Sofia Kenin, while Sabalenka faces Sloane Stephens. Where did the other favorites land?

The two-time Australian Open champion ‘is on top of the world’ in this exclusive of how she went from notorious double-faulter to world No. 1.

Encouraging women—and also men—into other areas of tennis is vital to the growth of the sport, believes the trailblazer.

Rising talents Kudermetova and Tien, along with Aussie Birrell and veterans Martic and Garin, also seek main-draw tickets.

Competing in all eligible draws, the former tennis player kicked off the 2025 pickleball season with a bang.

Jessica Pegula, Alexander Zverev and company will begin the year in Semi Lucid Red.

If it seems as though the 2025 professional tennis year started pretty much immediately right after 2024 ended, that’s because that’s exactly what happens in a sport where the offseason really does not leave players much time to be “off.”

The Aussie, who received a custom belt from WWE after winning the 2022 Australian Open in men’s doubles, is prioritizing self-care after winning a third-set tiebreaker over Tomás Martín Etcheverry.

The Australian hopeful has been turning heads in Melbourne, paying tribute to some iconic looks made famous by Ana Ivanovic and Maria Sharapova.

"Will be resting and doing everything I can to be ready," he wrote after withdrawing from Thursday's planned exhibition with Novak Djokovic.

“New year, same me,” wrote the American, as she seemed to reignite the pair’s bitter rivalry after the US’s victory over Poland at the United Cup.

The world No. 3 joins athletes Giannis Antetokounmpo, Michael Phelps and celebrities Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis as backers of a new league set to debut January 17.

The former world No. 1 shared a heartwarming New Year’s message, along with a picture of his growing family ahead of the first major tournament of 2025.

The 2001 Wimbledon champion was reportedly blindsided by the news that Rybakina planned to restore Vukov, who is serving a provisional suspension, to her coaching team.

Tennis’ great annual reset takes place in Melbourne, and in one way the game’s haves should be thankful that the sport’s much-debated off-season is so fleeting.

The longtime rivals partnered up at the end of last year, and will collaborate as Djokovic mounts his campaign for an 11th title in Melbourne.

The brand’s flagship franchise gets updated to be more maneuverable without losing the frame’s trademark balance of power and control.

Organizers are introducing a draw system to access ticket sales for the clay-court Grand Slam tournament.

The New Zealand-born lefty, who fell to Facundo Diaz Acosta Tuesday, later said, "I'm not happy with how I behaved."

In its second year as the tournament’s official performance apparel and footwear partner, New Balance is channeling the great Aussie outdoors on and off the court.

“The person checking my passport—are they going to take me, detain me again or let me go? I must admit I have that feeling,” said the 10-time Australian Open winner.

The former world No. 1, who first began dating Cordae in 2019, called the rapper “an awesome dad” and their time together “my biggest blessing.”

"The music never felt like a safe choice, but it always felt like the right one," said co-composer Atticus Ross.

Maybe the trick is to take it one swing—of the calendar—at a time.

Chris Eubanks and Brandon Holt were among Monday's winners after waiting out a wet start to the event.

Meanwhile, former No. 4 Kei Nishikori soars back into the Top 100 after reaching his first ATP final since 2019.

Three storylines to follow at the Australian Open tune-ups in Adelaide, Auckland and Hobart.

Injury tripped up Opelka and Osaka at the finish line; Rybakina moved forward ... then back; Sabalenka survived a new Kudermetova; the U.S. won United Cup; and Gauff vs. Swiatek turned spicy, then icy.

The sequel to one of the brand’s first big splashes in the racquet space adds more power and stability to its formula, along with a bold camouflage design.

Down a set and nearly a break against the younger Kudermetova sister, Sabalenka "showed the level" to walk away with another trophy Down Under.

A closer look at the new racquet and other equipment of the big-serving American, who kicked off 2025 with a bang by upsetting Novak Djokovic in Brisbane.

Karolina Pliskova and Caroline Wozniacki are also out of the year's first Grand Slam event.

Wrote the former world No. 53, "I am forever grateful to this sport I love."

Before Fritz sealed the victory, Coco Gauff beat Iga Swiatek for the second straight time.

The world No. 3 has now won her last three matches in a row against Top 2 players—and all in straight sets, too.