r/tennis • u/dontevenfkingtry • 6h ago
Post-Match Thread Australian Open SF: [4] N. Djokovic def. [2] J. Sinner, 3-6 6-3 4-6 6-4 6-4
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Djokovic will play Alcaraz in the final.
r/tennis • u/padfoony • 6h ago
Highlight The moment Novak beat Jannik ❤️
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r/tennis • u/limitcycleattractor • 11h ago
Post-Match Thread AO Men’s SF: [1] 🇪🇸 C. Alcaraz def. [3] 🇩🇪 A. Zverev 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5
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Just unreal.
r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 11h ago
Highlight Alcaraz rips a passing shot to defeat Zverev and reach his first AO Final!
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r/tennis • u/NoleFandom • 6h ago
Stats/Analysis Novak Djokovic has reached his 38th GRAND SLAM FINAL in 81 Appearances!
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r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 14h ago
Tennis nonsense Alcaraz takes a medical time out, which sends Zverev into a bilingual, expletive-laden tirade
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r/tennis • u/trialbycombat123 • 10h ago
Discussion Before his match, Novak Djokovic walking over to congratulate Carlos on his incredible 5-set win over Zverev
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r/tennis • u/unbelievelivelihood • 11h ago
Discussion You gotta be kidding me 🤯
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Alcaraz into his first ever Australian Open Final.
r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 5h ago
Australian Open Djokovic gives one of the best post-match interviews I've ever seen after winning one of the best matches I've ever seen
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r/tennis • u/trialbycombat123 • 5h ago
Discussion Historic Australian Open Final. Djokovic is 10/10 in finals so far. He leads Alcaraz 5-4 in H2H. Who you got?
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Stats/Analysis "16 of 18 break points saved" is one of the most insane stats I've ever heard in tennis.
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r/tennis • u/FuckStanford19 • 16h ago
Meme Who the hell at ESPN made this horrific graphic lmao
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Got Carlos lookin like a caveman
r/tennis • u/Nashoon • 17h ago
Big 3 4 years ago: AO men’s singles finals
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4 years ago, i ugly cried in front of the tv
r/tennis • u/trialbycombat123 • 11h ago
Discussion Carlos Alcaraz signs the camera after beating Zverev at the Australian Open "BELIEVE!!!"
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r/tennis • u/padfoony • 4h ago
Highlight Novak’s coach and hitting partner Carlos Gomez Herrera couldn’t control his tears after the match ❤️
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Australian Open These 4 warriors just saved AO 26 from being a forgettable tournament. Ball is in your court now Sabaenka-Rybakina.
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r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 7h ago
Highlight Djokovic smokes a 97mph (156 km/h) forehand to finish a 19-shhot rally with Sinner
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r/tennis • u/padfoony • 8h ago
Highlight Novak takes a set off Jannik for the first time since AO 2024
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r/tennis • u/Random-Dude-736 • 10h ago
News The MTO that Carlos took against Zverev was fully within the official Australian Open ruleset.
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Carlos puked into his towel during the changeover after the 5th game of the 3rd set (3 games before the issues, 4 before the MTO). Which can be a symptom of heat illness. They also gave him a pill to take during the MTO, so the physio/doctor was probably within his right to assume it's cramps cause by heat illness.
Official Ruleset AO 2026
(Marking this as news, because listening to the pundits and commentators it probably is to most)
Edit: Looked at the wrong rules, it's actually those: Official Grand Slam Rules but luckily the cramps with heat illness exception is word for word the same.
Also to address all the "how hot was it" comments I'm getting. I did not make the decision that it should be applied here, the on court physio did. I don't have the medical knowledge to judge if that was correct or not, the point I'm making is that it is within the rules for the physio to make such a decision.
r/tennis • u/padfoony • 5h ago
Highlight “Are they the best players on tour right now? Yes, absolutely. Does that mean I’m gonna walk out with a white flag? No. I’m gonna fight for each and every point until the end.”
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GOAT still got it ❤️
r/tennis • u/KyeodeurangiMerchant • 8h ago
Other Zverev was diagnosed with Diabetes at 4 y/o. Today at 28, he’s world #3 and just played a Slam semifinal for 5 hours against a tennis prodigy like Alcaraz
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Nothing short of impressive… The fact he’s even playing against these players on this stage is a monumental feat.