Fergie's final trophy haul

Top players Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams observe silence at the Madrid Open this week to mark Drewett's death. Source: Brad Drewett. Source: Herald Sun Prev of 2 Next FROM the rookie in a golden age ...

Australian media and former players Tuesday urged the country's top-ranked tennis star Bernard Tomic to dump his father as coach after he was accused of headbutting his son's training partner. John Tomic denied a charge of assault in a Spanish court ...

Australian tennis greats have called for Bernard Tomic to look for guidance elsewhere after his father and coach, John Tomic, was reportedly arrested for assaulting his son's training partner in Madrid. Tomic snr reportedly spent one day in jail in ...

Source: NewsLocal MELISSA Anderson has claimed her 12th Northern Suburbs Tennis Association open championship title and John Paul La Fou, 31, won his first. Anderson, 29, won her first women's open title at the age of 14 in 1998 and has now won the ...

Don Gray of Thirroul in his backyard with his favourite tree, the boab. Mr Gray died on Sunday, aged 93. Thirroul and tennis were two things very close to the heart of tireless community worker Don Gray. Mr Gray, who had been living in Chesalon ...

It's hard to compare different sports and different eras but hey, there's no fun in not trying. Read our picks of the best teams of all time in the list below and have your say in our online poll. Got another team you reckon should make the list? ...

The biggest grand slam of Rod Laver's life had nothing to do with major tennis tournaments. He met Mary Shelby Peterson at the Jack Kramer Tennis Club. In 1966, he changed that to Mary Shelby Laver. They left the marriage ceremony by walking under ...

Andy Murray tends to play tennis in a simmering fury, and when his temper boils to the surface, he aims for two primary targets: his camp and himself. He has become known for his withering glances and brutal self-admonishments, often to his ...

I'm trying to recall the last time I watched a really monumental tennis match -- say, at Wimbledon or the U.S. Open -- and thought to myself, "Quit stalling. Get on with it, for crying out loud." Actually, the answer comes easily: Never. I'd wager ...