#AustralianOpens

[sportsgr8]

Djokovic Aspires To Replicate Tom Brady s Longevity In Tennis

National Football League: Novak Djokovic has emphatically declared retirement is not on his horizon, expressing a strong desire to follow in the footsteps of American football legend Tom Brady by extending his playing career well beyond the age of 40. Brady completed an illustrious career spanning 23 seasons in the National Football League, securing seven Super Bowl victories with both the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He ultimately decided to hang up his cleats earlier this year at the age of 45. The 24-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic, who is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, gearing up for an exhibition match against Carlos Alcaraz as part of the prelude to the 2024 season said he has learnt a lot from Brady. “Tom Brady is a great example of a champion in his sport and someone that has had such a great career and longevity. He has put a lot of hours and a lot of time into self-care, into recovery, into making sure that in a way every aspect of his body and mind is covered so that he can have a long-lasting, successful career. “I know him personally and I learned a lot from him, from his example, and hopefully I can have a career that goes up to 40 or maybe even beyond - let’s see," Djokovic told reporters in Riyadh. “I feel great in my own body right now and I’ve been playing some really high-quality tennis. 2023 was one of the best seasons I’ve had in my life and why stop while you’re still playing great? So I’ll keep going and take (each) year, one by one, and see how far I go," Djokovic added. The 36-year-old Serbian ended the year with seven titles -- two Masters 1000 titles, three Grand Slams, an ATP 250 title and the season-ending ATP Finals. This year marked the fourth season in which Djokovic secured three out of the four Grand Slams, joining the ranks of his other standout seasons in 2011 and 2015. The Sebian great also cemented his status as a tennis legend by clinching a record-extending eighth year-end No.1 finish. Moreover, he will look to add to his record 24 Grand Slams (including 10 Australian Opens) and 40 ATP Masters 1000 titles in 2024. Read the full article

[rejiboustarts]

(via "DEFUND HUMAN RESOURCES. WHITE DESIGN" Classic T-Shirt for Sale by Rejiboustarts)

[l-i-b-e-r-o71]

Grazie Sinner, orgoglio italiano🇮🇹

[fedaltennistv]

Roger Federer's Last Winners from his each Grandslam appearance 🥹

1. Australian Open 2020 vs Novak Djokovic

2. Roland Garros 2021 vs Dominic Koepfer

3. Wimbledon 2021 vs Hubert Hurkacz

4. US Open 2019 vs Grigor Dimitrov

Tennis is missing him so much, hopefully he'll make a comeback to tennis in summer, be it in any role 😉

#federer #nadal #australianopen #rolandgarros #wimbledon #usopen #fedal #fedaltennis

[batbricks7]

Longest winning streak at Australia Open🎾

Visit Our Website: https://www.batbricks7.com/

[usports]

The 2024 Australian Open is in full swing kicking off this year’s tennis season, but scheduling issues have caused many delays in the tournament. 

Full Story Here: https://usports.org/australian-open-marked-by-long-matches-delays/

[thewinningweekendwarrior]

Tennis Upside Down

Preamble: We’ve been watching and enjoying the Australian Open. We both play tennis and enjoy watching good play. I might mention that I also enjoy rock concerts. In general, I have no philosophical problem with mixing genres. It was worth a try to mix rock concert with tennis coverage. For me, it utterly failed. The hype spoils the game for me. I want the loudest voice on the tennis coverage to…

[luigiviazzo]

Australian Open la storia di uno Slam che visse varie volte nello spazio, due volte nel tempo, una volta si duplicò e altre tre scomparve: vediamo insieme le vicende di questo torneo di tennis targato down under.

[vantagevu]

Nadal Out Again

Rafael Nadal Has Withdrawn From The Australian Open Due To Another Injury Straight after returning from a 12 months layout due to injury, multiple grandslam winner Rafael Nadal has Withdrawn from the Australian Open Due to a muscle tear in his hip. This comes as the world was really glued to the Australian Open as last week we saw Novak Djokovic losing a match in one of the tournaments in…

[360cpanews]

Novak Djokovic Beaten By Alex in Australian Open | Australian open 2024 ...

[sportsgr8]

Medvedev Beats Jarry To Set Sinner Semifinal In Miami

Chilean Nicolas Jarry: Daniil Medvedev turned back a late charge by Chilean Nicolas Jarry en route to a 6-2, 7-6(7) win, set an Australian Open final rematch with Jannik Sinner in the semifinals of the Miami Open. Medvedev made just three unforced errors to Jarry’s 14 in the first set alone before Jarry worked his way back into the match and came within two points of stealing the second set in a rollercoaster tie-break. But Medvedev held his nerve to extend his winning streak at Hard Rock Stadium to nine matches as he moved to within two wins of successfully defending a title for the first time in his career, ATP reports. Jarry would have returned to the Top 20 and become the first Chilean to reach the Miami semi-finals since Fernando Gonzalez in 2004 had he beaten Medvedev. Earlier on the day, Sinner moved into his fourth semi-final of the year and captured a season-leading 20th match win at the Miami Open. The Italian produced a squeaky-clean performance to oust Czech player Tomas Machac 6-4, 6-2 in 91 minutes. Sinner, who has twice reached the final in Miami (2021, 2023), is into the last four for a third time. Aiming for his second ATP Masters 1000 crown, the No. 3 player in the ATP Rankings boasts a 20-1 season record with titles at the Australian Open and in Rotterdam. Read the full article

[rejiboustarts]

(via "I MAY BE LOW INCOME BUT I'LL NEVER BE LOW IN CUM. WHITE DESIGN" Classic T-Shirt for Sale by Rejiboustarts)

[sportsloverguide]

Tennis Court Types: A Guide to Clay, Grass, and Hard Surfaces

Clay Courts:

Slowest surface

High ball bounce

Great for baseline players and spin

Not ideal for big hitters or serve-and-volleyers

King of Clay: Rafael Nadal

Grass Courts:

Fastest surface

Low ball bounce

Perfect for big servers and net players

Not ideal for long rallies

Grass Court Masters: Roger Federer, Pete Sampras

Hard Courts:

Medium speed

Highest ball bounce

Most common surface (US Open, Australian Open)

Suits most styles of play

Long rallies and predictable bounces

In short:

Clay: Slow, high bounce, baseline play

Grass: Fast, low bounce, serve-and-volley

Hard: Medium speed, high bounce, all-around play

[jjbizconsult]

Djokovic Makes History Again with 23rd Grand Slam Title

[batbricks7]

Unstoppable Novak Djokovic 🙌🏻

Can he lift his 10th Australia Open title?

Visit Our Website: https://www.batbricks7.com/