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Popyrin sets up Draper clash at Queen’s

1 week ago | 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).
Ranking movers: Hunter returns to doubles top 100

1 week ago | 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.
De Minaur’s crucial reboot ahead of Queen’s

1 week ago | 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.
Aussie Weekly Wrap: Schoolkate triumphant in Ilkley

1 week ago | 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.
Aussie powerhouses Ebden and Thompson win ‘s-Hertogenbosch

1 week ago | 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.
Alex de Minaur leads Aussie charge as Davis Cup returns to Sydney

2 weeks ago | tennis.com.au | Vivienne Christie

Sydney, Australia, 11 June 2025 | Tennis Australia World No.10 Alex de Minaur will headline the Culture Amp Australian Davis Cup team as they take on Belgium in a crucial second-round Qualifier from 13-14 September. Ken Rosewall Arena in Sydney will host Australia’s first home Davis Cup tie in more than three years and it’s the 20th time the Harbour City has hosted the prestigious event.
Rising stars return: Australia’s top junior teams set for national showdown ahead of Wimbledon

2 weeks ago | tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope

Gold Coast, QLD, Australia, 10 June 2025 | Tennis Australia The next generation of home-grown tennis talent are set to arrive in Queensland next week for the 2025 Australian Teams Championships. From Wednesday 18 to Sunday 29 June, more than 180 junior players will represent their state at the annual tournament taking place at KDV Sport on the Gold Coast.
Almost 30 Australians bound for Wimbledon

2 weeks ago | tennis.com.au | Matt Trollope

London, UK, 10 June 2025 | Matt Trollope The tennis circuit has made its sharp pivot from clay to grass, with Wimbledon qualifying set to begin in less than two weeks. Sixteen Australians will compete in the men’s and women’s qualifying event at Roehampton, where they will attempt to join 13 compatriots entered into the main draw at the All England Club.
Kasatkina powers into Roland Garros fourth round

3 weeks ago | tennis.com.au | Vivienne Christie

Paris, France, 1 June 2025 | Ian Chadband, AAP Daria Kasatkina is feeling rejuvenated by her fourth-round progress into the second week at her “spiritual” tennis home at Roland Garros. On the venue’s famed Simonne Mathieu ‘greenhouse court’, Australia’s newest tennis star Kasatkina was thrilled with how her stagnant game suddenly bloomed in humid conditions on Saturday at her favourite Slam with a 6-1 7-5 defeat of former world No.2 Paula Badosa.
Perfect Popyrin advances to Roland Garros final 16

4 weeks ago | tennis.com.au | Vivienne Christie

Paris, France , 31 May 2025 | Ian Chadband, AAP Alexei Popyrin says he couldn’t have imagined he’d end up as the last Aussie man standing at Roland Garros – but he’s determined to keep the flag flying high following Alex de Minaur’s surprise second-round departure. On a roasting Friday in Paris, the country’s No.2 player got hot in the Court 14 furnace, downing plucky Portuguese Nuno Borges 6-4 7-6(11) 7-6(5) to reach the last-16 without having yet dropped a set.