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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Barcelona, Spain, 18 April 2025 | AAP Alex De Minaur continued his superb clay-court form to set up a mouth-watering quarterfinal showdown with Carlos Alcaraz in Barcelona. De Minaur eased into round two with a 6-4 6-4 defeat of Argentina’s Tomas Martin Etcheverry earlier in the week and again proved his credentials on the red surface on Thursday, powering to a 6-1 6-2 victory over Great Britain’s Jacob Fearnley in just 62 minutes.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Melbourne, VIC, 15 April 2025 | Jackson Mansell Men’s singles:Alex de Minaur returned to within one spot of his career-high ranking following his stellar run at the Monte Carlo Masters. The 25-year-old defeated three top-25 opponents to reach his first clay semifinal since the Lyon Open in May 2022. He returned to world No.7, his highest ranking since August 2024.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Brisbane, QLD, 14 April 2025 | Tennis Australia More than 100 school kids from Queensland had the opportunity to meet Australian Billie Jean King Cup Orange Girl Emerson Jones as part of the AO Holiday Programs presented by Weet-BixTM in Brisbane. Three lucky participants from Toowoomba made the trip down with coach Adolfo Garcia from the South Queensland Tennis Academy.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Barcelona, Spain, 14 April 2025 | Jackson Mansell An all-Australian showdown is on the radar early in Barcelona this week as players bid to build momentum ahead of Roland Garros next month. Alex de Minaur and Jordan Thompson could face off in the second round, should they prevail in their opening matches. De Minaur enters the ATP 500 tournament following his best campaign on clay in three years.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Melbourne, VIC, 14 April 2025 | Jackson Mansell Olivia Gadecki returned to the honour roll this week following her doubles success at an ITF W100 tournament in Zaragoza, Spain. The 22-year-old paired with Indonesian Aldila Sutjiadi to claim her first women’s doubles crown since her Austin triumph in March 2024. Gadecki and Sutjiadi did not drop a set en route, including a 6-4 6-3 final victory against Spanish duo Aliona Bolsova and Angela Fita Boluda.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 12 April 2025 | Matt Trollope Australia enjoyed a triumphant Saturday at Pat Rafter Arena as Maya Joint and Kimberly Birrell scored singles victories to give the hosts an unbeatable lead over Colombia. Joint opened the day’s play with a dominant 6-1 6-0 win over Yuliana Monroy before Birrell powered to a 6-1 6-3 victory against Yuliana Lizarazo.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 12 April 2025 | Matt Trollope Emerson Jones revealed she was slightly nervous and wasn’t sure what to expect when selected as the Culture Amp Australian Billie Jean King Cup team’s Orange Girl for this week’s Qualifiers event in Brisbane. But the 16-year-old has thoroughly soaked in the experience as the Aussie team built towards competing at Pat Rafter Arena.
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tennis.com.au | Vivienne Christie
Monte Carlo, Monaco, 11 April 2025 | Ian Chadband, AAP Ruthless Alex de Minaur has humbled Bulgarian star Grigor Dimitrov 6-0 6-0 to feast on the first ‘double bagel’ of his professional career while powering into the Monte Carlo Masters semifinals. The Australian was in merciless mood against the out-of-sorts veteran, taking only 44 minutes to hand the world No.18 one of his most comprehensives defeats on the Monte Carlo Country Club’s main arena, Court Rainier III, on Friday.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 11 April 2025 | Matt Trollope Australia aims to end its Billie Jean King Qualifiers campaign on a winning note when they host Colombia at Pat Rafter Arena on Saturday. Australia fell 2-1 in its first tie on Thursday to Kazakhstan, who subsequently beat Colombia 3-0 on Friday to top the group. Kazakhstan’s reward is qualification for the eight-nation Finals in Shenzhen in September, while Australia and Colombia will contest the Play-offs in November.
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tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope
Melbourne, VIC, 11 April 2025 | Jackson Mansell The Cool Crocs reigned supreme in the fifth edition of this week’s Greg Crump Cup at the National Tennis Centre. A team initiative developed by the tournament’s namesake, four teams competed over two days in a round-robin competition to determine the winners. “When I was growing up, the team’s competition or the club competition was just a part of the tennis life, but in the wheelchair space, it’s not that big a thing,” Crump said.