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Novak Djokovic has overcome injury to become Serbia's first Grand Slam singles champion, claiming the Australian Open men's crown with a four-set win over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at Melbourne Park.
Full StoryBefore they hit the court, get the low-down on Novak Djokovic and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's history on the court...
Full StoryNovak Djokovic has celebrated his first major title triumph by thanking his close-knit family for giving him support both on and off the tennis court.
Full StoryJo-Wilfried Tsonga says he will leave Melbourne Park a very proud 22-year-old despite losing the Australian Open men's singles final in four sets against Novak Djokovic on Sunday night.
Full StoryWelcome to the inaugural Popcorn Tennis awards. While this may be our first year, these awards are already considered to be more prestigious than the Grammys but not as well regarded as the Oscars. Not a bad effort.
Full StorySun Tian Tian and Nenad Zimonjic have claimed the mixed doubles title at Australian Open 2008 with a straight-sets success over Indian pair Sania Mirza and Mahesh Bhupathi.
Full StoryAustralian Open 2008 has set crowd records with the current number of fans through the gates during the tournament standing at 584,476 (at the end of Day 13), already surpassing last year’s previous record for overall attendance of 554,858. It is the ninth consecutive year that the tournament has attracted more than half a million patrons.
Full StoryDjokovic began the stronger of the two men, breaking immediately to gain the ascendency. But rather than be discouraged in his first major final, Tsonga broke back in the next game to tie proceedings.
Full StoryAustralian Open mixed doubles champions Nenad Zimonjic and Sun Tian Tian are already eying their next Grand Slam title after beginning their association in spectacular fashion in Melbourne.
Full StoryAustralian Open 2008 has been the tournament that has signalled the changing of the guard at the top of tennis. In both the men's and women's events, young players have risen to the fore and displaced their older, more experienced and more fancied opponents.
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