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Five quick hits: Sabalenka's weird ritual, Alcaraz shows off and Zverev's important message
Aryna Sabalenka discussed why she writes on her coach’s head before a match and Alexander Zverev shared an important message. Here are the quick hits from day 10 at the Australian Open. Source link
The honest feedback Alcaraz gave shattered de Minaur after Aus Open exit
Alex de Minaur acknowledges he needs improvement in his game, as Carlos Alcaraz moves on to the Australian Open semifinals. Source link
Gauff calls for greater player privacy at Aus Open after racquet smash
Coco Gauff loses her cool in the tunnels of Melbourne Park, only for it to be broadcast around the world on live TV. Source link
Levi sisters turn down NRLW to re-sign with Rugby Australia
Maddison and Teagan Levi have turned down a potential switch to the NRLW and re-signed with Rugby Australia in an effort to claim rugby sevens gold at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Source link
Australia's final Winter Olympians named as first athletes touch down in Italy
Alpine skiers Phoebe Heaydon, Madison Hoffman and Harry Laidlaw are added to Australia’s 53-strong Winter Olympics team, which started to arrive in Italy. Source link
Inglis's 'life-changing' AO moment and how she'll spend her $480k payday
Maddison Inglis did not expect to reach the Australian Open fourth round, while she reveals the unusual items she wants to buy with her prize money. Source link
Five quick hits: An Italian tantrum, masterful Musetti and a tennis ball straight to the face
Sabalenka and Alcaraz denied fitness tracking devices, Darderi has a tantrum and Siegemund cops a tennis ball to the face. Here are the quick hits from the Australian Open. Source link
De Minaur up against suffocating heat and world number one at Aus Open
World number one Carlos Alcaraz has defeated Alex de Minaur each time they have played, but the Australian is not overawed ahead of their quarterfinal clash. Source link
Madison Keys's world hasn't ended now Aus Open defence is over
There were no tears or tantrums once Madison Keys left Rod Laver Arena, knowing her Australian Open title defence had come to an end. Source link
Patriots, Seahawks to face off in San Francisco for Super Bowl LX
New England survived a Denver blizzard and Seattle outlasted Los Angeles in an offensive shootout to set up a bumper clash for Super Bowl LX. Source link