Women’s tennis has a history of teenage prodigies. At the Australian Open, Mirra Andreeva stands alone
In January 2000, 17 of the WTA top 100 were under 20. In 2025, Mirra Andreeva is the sole teenager — and the last one ...
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Elena Rybakina facing huge Australian Open injury scare – ‘It doesn’t seem too good’
Elena Rybakina has revealed her back injury is “not so good” after suffering a major scare during her Australian Open ...
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No Signs of Sweat for Emma Navarro Despite Gruelling Australian Open Run as She Reveals Billionaire Father’s Influence
Tennis players are made on the court, or so the myth goes. The post No Signs of Sweat for Emma Navarro Despite Gruelling ...
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Australian Open: Elena Rybakina needs physio ‘magic’ after fighting on
Former Australian Open finalist Elena Rybakina said she will need some "magic" from her physio if she wants to go further in ...
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Concern Mounts as Elena Rybakina Fans Pray for a Miracle Following Distressing Australian Open Update
A strong comeback yet marred with physical troubles is never a good sign. The post Concern Mounts as Elena Rybakina Fans Pray ...
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Putintseva upsets Kasatkina; sets all-Kazakh quarterfinal vs. Rybakina
Yulia Putintseva defeated No.10 seed Daria Kasatkina 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 to reach her first career Mutua Madrid Open quarterfinal. The victory was Putintseva's fifth Top 20 win in the last two months alone.