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Monumental upsets at the 2017 Australian Open reflect the rise from the lower ranks more than decline from the top. With unseeded players upsetting No. 1 seeds Andy Murray and Angelique Kerber, as well as No. 2 Novak Djokovic and No. 4 Simona Halep...

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It was Roger Federer’s unlikeliest Grand Slam title, which is quite a statement for a 35-year-old champion who has now won 18 of them. But where else should one rank this Australian Open, where Federer was rightfully a true outsider? Where he arrived...

Nadal survives five-set thriller against Zverev Johanna Konta powers through against Caroline Wozniacki 3.05pm GMT Dimitrov says he’s off for an ice bath. After a marathon day six in Melbourne, I think I might need one too. Thanks for reading, enjoy...

MEBLOURNE – As it was written: “Don’t worry about a universe ending. It’s already tomorrow in Australia.” Yet a 2017 Australian Open has been themed by a retro, not a futuristic. Six of a 8 semifinals in a men’s and women’s pull were 30-and-over. For...