[ad_1] There are plenty of ways to get to Melbourne Park for the 2014 Australian Open. Read on for details about all the transportation options. Melbourne Park is easy to get to from central Melbourne. You can walk from the city (a pleasant walk along the river it is too!), catch a tram or train or […]
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[ad_1] There’s a lot to love about the Australian Open; the matches, the players, the colour, the atmosphere, the entertainment, the fan experience and more. As the first grand slam of the year the Australian Open always delivers top tennis matches, unexpected upsets and drama. Along with the tennis, the Australian Open offers entertainment galore, which adds to the atmosphere and ensures
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[ad_1] Have a look at pics taken of Rafael Nadal during his Round 1 match versus Bernard Tomic at the 2014 Australian Open. This was Rafa’s first match in Rod Laver Arena since the 2012 final against Novak Djokovic. During the interview at the end of the match he said the feelings that the last
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[ad_1] Come to Fed Square in Melbourne on Saturday 18 January 2014 to enter Kia Motors Australia’s ‘Game On’ competition. Win great prizes and become Australia’s #1 Virtual Tennis Player. Kia Motors Australia presents ‘Game On’. Are you Australia’s #1 virtual tennis player? To celebrate the Australian Open, on Saturday 18th January 2014 from 1:30pm, it will be ‘Game
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[ad_1] Ross Hutchins was relishing the feeling of being a grand slam winner again after achieving the latest milestone in his remarkable comeback from cancer. Twelve months ago the 28-year-old doubles specialist was beginning six months of chemotherapy to get rid of the Hodgkin’s lymphoma that had invaded his body. Hutchins had to build up
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[ad_1] By Chris Oddo / Friday, January 10, 2014 Who got the tougher draw, Rafael Nadal, or the poor guys that have to face him in the first week at Melbourne? Photo Source: AFP Did Rafael Nadal get stiffed by this year’s men’s singles draw at the Australian Open? Please, don’t make me laugh,
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[ad_1] By Blair Henley / Saturday, January 11, 2014 Stanislas Wawrinka and Lleyton Hewitt both arrived at the Australian Open with a 2014 tournament win under their belt. They sat down with Tennis Now at a promotional event for their mutual sponsor, Yonex. Photo Credit: AFP MELBOURNE, Australia — Stanislas Wawrinka, Ana Ivanovic and
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[ad_1] By Erik Gudris / Saturday, January 11, 2014 Juan Martin Del Potro proved too much for defending champion Bernard Tomic as the Argentine claimed the Apia International title in Sydney. Photo Credit: AP Top seed Juan Martin Del Potro kicked off his 2014 season by winning his 18th career ATP title at the
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[ad_1] By Chris Oddo/ Saturday, January 11, 2014 Three members of tennis’ big four chatted up the media today, discussing the speed of the courts and other pre-tournament issues. Photo Source: AP The big four (minus a certain three-time defending champion) gave pre-tournament press conferences today in Melbourne. Here are some snippets of what
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[ad_1] By Blair Henley / Sunday, January 12, 2014 Players will face temperatures well beyond 100 degrees during the first week of Australian Open play. How do players feel about it? Well, they aren’t jumping for joy. Photo Credit: Nicole Garmston MELBOURNE, Australia — Less than 24 hours before the first Australian Open match
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