Matt Trollope
Content Producer, Tennis Australia and Contributor at Freelance
@AustralianOpen & @TennisAustralia content producer. All views are my own. @Richmond_FC supporter.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
London, UK, 18 June 2025 | Glenn Moore (AAP) Alexei Popyrin, who has the tools and form to spring a surprise at Wimbledon, enjoyed a very useful work-out in beating compatriot Aleksandar Vukic in three sets on Tuesday at Queen’s Club. Popyrin, now ranked 21, dominated the first set against Vukic but was then drawn into a dogfight which will prove useful for both players, eventually winning 6-2 6-7(9) 7-6(3).
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
17 June 2025 | Tennis Australia Less than four months into her comeback from a serious Achilles injury, Storm Hunter is back inside the world’s doubles top 100. The Australian lefty rose 11 places, the most of any WTA player inside the top 100 this week, after reaching the quarterfinals of the Queen’s Club Championships with Desirae Krawczyk.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
London, UK, 17 June 2025 | Ian Chadband (AAP) It was the week when he felt he had to leave the tennis racquets in his bag and live the life of a “normal human being” again. And Alex de Minaur loved every minute. Jaded, mentally and physically battered, Australia’s top player has told AAP how he desperately needed the break he took after his shock early exit at Roland Garros and how it’s felt like a key reboot with Wimbledon now in his refreshed sights.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Ilkley, UK, 16 June 2025 | Jackson Mansell Tristian Schoolkate kickstarted his grasscourt season with a bang after he emerged victorious at the Ilkley Challenger in Great Britain. Despite losing a tense first-set tiebreak, the 23-year-old rallied to defeat local Jack Pinnington Jones 6-7(8) 6-4 6-3. This was the recurring theme for Schoolkate throughout the week, as he recorded his fourth come-from-behind victory of the tournament.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, 16 June 2025 | Matt Trollope In their first tournament week together, Matt Ebden and Jordan Thompson tasted immediate success. The Australians claimed the ATP 250 grasscourt title in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, winning the weekend’s final 6-4 3-6 [10-7] over Brits Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool.
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RT @AustralianOpen: The last time we had a world No.1 v No.2 Grand Slam women’s singles final 🤩 @CaroWozniacki v @Simona_Halep AO 2018 htt…
After going 1-5 in her first 6 Grand Slam SFs, Sabalenka is now 5-0 in her past 5, thanks to her SF victory over Swiatek at #RolandGarros (h/t @tennisabstract) https://t.co/x96tPsMezD
The players who ended the great Roland Garros women's winning streaks: Evert's 29 - Mandlikova in 1981 SF Seles' 25 - Novotna in 1996 QF Henin's 24 - Stosur in 2010 4R Swiatek's 26 - Sabalenka in 2025 SF
