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'I was going a bit crazy’: Qualifier stuns two-time ASB Classic champion
On the ATP tour, there aren’t many tougher assignments than facing John Isner’s serve
On the ATP tour, there aren’t many tougher assignments than facing John Isner’s serve
The Auckland-raised athlete took a lot of inspiration from the tournament in his youth.
A crowd favourite continued while the fifth seed fell.
Coco Gauff claimed the ASB Classic title without dropping a set.
It’s not an exaggeration to say that her victory saved the event as a spectacle
Only two Kiwi males in the last decade have won a first-round ASB Classic singles match.
Despite all the rain, there was never any doubt who would reign.
Emma Raducanu shares stunning NZ snaps with her 2.5m followers.
It was a remarkable display from the world No 466, as he defied a huge ranking disparity.
Most athletes talk about being in the zone but Gauff takes the opposite view.
The 18-year-old was a class above in a dominant semifinal showing.
The Canadian, who memorably reached the 2021 US Open final, was overwhelmed by the Belgian
The top seed at the ASB Classic has a different opinion to Emma Raducanu.
Raducanu implied that the condition of the indoor courts had been a factor in her injury.
The ASB Classic has been dealt another blow.
Two of tennis’s most prestigious tournaments have been forced to shut their doors to him.
The British star says she isn't surprised someone was injured on the slick courts.
Emma Raducanu is out of the ASB Classic - and in the worst way possible.
Wednesday was a difficult day at Stanley Street.
“It’s what every Kiwi player dreams of," says the Wellingtonian.
The first match of a year is rarely straightforward, but it was an authoritative display.
The Kiwi had her chances but couldn't convert.
The popular British player was pushed hard by a rising Czech teenager.
The world No. seven has lived with immense expectation for most of her life
The 18-time Grand Slam singles champion said her prognosis is good.
Venus Williams has defied the odds once again.
The world No 40 will face much tougher tests this week but it was a strong statement
Getting it going again has been a huge task, accentuated by changes in the landscape
Scan down the list of players this week and most will fixate on the world No 78.
The 28-year-old has relied on wildcards to play tournaments, including some WTA 125 events