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Where does pandemic-era Australian Open leave the tennis landscape? – The Guardian
The event in Melbourne showed women’s tennis is flourishing while Novak Djokovic remains the man to beat
The longest grand slam tournament in tennis history is finally at an end. The Australian Open, which truly began more than five weeks ago when the first players strode on to their airplanes to Australia before their quarantine period, ended on Sunday with the familiar sight of Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic on top of the world.
On Monday Djokovic gave further details about what it took to win his 18th grand slam title. After previously confirming a tear in his right oblique abdominal muscle, he…
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