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Carlos Alcaraz tops the 2026 Australian Open seeds, setting up a high-stakes chase for his first Melbourne title against a field stacked with defending champions and surging contenders under the summer glare.
Fabian Marozsan turns the ASB Classic into a house of upsets, outlasting Casper Ruud’s grit while Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard claws back from the brink, setting a tense quarterfinal stage under New Zealand’s summer sun.
Carlos Alcaraz steps into the Australian Open spotlight as the top seed, edging out defending champion Jannik Sinner in a draw brimming with tactical landmines and home-crowd fire.
Eighth seed Ben Shelton battles through first-set tension to defeat Francisco Comesana 7-5, 6-4, shaking off seasonal rust ahead of the Australian Open.
Melbourne’s summer spotlight intensifies as the 2026 Australian Open unveils a prize pool that could redefine early-season risks and rewards on the hard courts.
Thanasi Kokkinakis’s gritty comeback at the Adelaide International crumbles under a familiar shoulder ache, handing Valentin Vacherot a free pass and stirring doubts just weeks from the Australian Open.
With qualifying wrapping under the summer sun, Carlos Alcaraz leads a star-studded field into the first Grand Slam, where Jannik Sinner defends his crown amid rising tensions and tactical recalibrations on the hard courts.
Emma Raducanu turns a rain-interrupted thriller into a gritty win at the Hobart International 2026, while Iva Jovic powers ahead—early signs of form as the Australian swing heats up.
Amanda Anisimova arrives at the Australian Open with tactical polish, turning 2025’s raw wins into a disciplined chase for majors amid rising pressure.
Madison Keys fights through early wobbles to down Tereza Valentova and reach Adelaide’s quarters, where teen force Victoria Mboko awaits. Jaqueline Cristian turns the tables on Daria Kasatkina for a commanding straight-sets win.
From a mid-2025 ranking slump, Alexander Bublik rebuilt his game with tactical depth and mental steel, claiming the Hong Kong title in 2026’s first week to join tennis’s elite.
Casper Ruud arrives in Auckland not as the steady force of old, but as a player dissecting the explosive rise of Sinner, Fonseca, and their peers. With his baseline craft under siege, the Norwegian’s off-season studies signal a bid to reclaim ground in a game tilting toward raw power.
