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Major Warm-Up For Australian Open Tennis Cancelled Again Over COVID-19
The Kooyong Classic, a major warm-up tournament for the Australian Open, was cancelled on Tuesday, with organisers blaming uncertainty over Covid-19 rules players will face in Melbourne.
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Bernard Tomic's Unusual Match-Winning Ace Leaves Nick Kyrgios Stunned. Watch Video
The incident happened during a match at the Kooyong Classic, where Bernard Tomic pulled a fast one on Nick Kyrgios.
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Novak Djokovic 'Very Happy' With Winning Start To The Year
Djokovic revealed he felt "great" after beating world number five Dominic Thiem 6-1, 6-4 at the Kooyong Classic.
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Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic To Test Injuries At Kooyong Classic
World number one Nadal, who missed the warm-up Brisbane International last week with a knee injury, is set for just one appearance on Tuesday when he faces France's Richard Gasquet.
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David Goffin Survives Feliciano Lopez Serve to Win Kooyong Classic
Belgian David Goffin overcame a lightning start from Feliciano Lopez with the Spaniard producing love games on his first two serves before simmering down in the Kooyong Classic final.
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Nick Kyrgios Suffers Foot Injury, Doubtful For Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios pulled out of his opening match at the Kooyong Classic with a right foot injury.
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Australia's Nick Kyrgios in The Spotlight at Kooyong Classic
Nick Kyrgios, who had frequent brushes with officialdom last season, is the top drawcard in an expanded 12-man field at Kooyong Club in Melbourne, former home of the Australian Open and venue for an upcoming first-round Davis Cup tie against the United States in March.
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Fernando Verdasco Wins Kooyong Title Over Injured Alexandr Dolgopolov
Fernando Verdasco claimed a second title five years after his first at the Kooyong Classic. Alexandr Dolgopolov was forced to retire with a knee injury.
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Gilles Simon Polishes Open Form With Kooyong Win
World Number 20 Gilles Simon now heads to Melbourne Park for final practice prior to the Monday start of the Australian Open.
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Kei Nishikori Beats Tough Conditions for Kooyong Win
Kei Nishikori needed just over two hours to earn a victory against Jordan Thompson.
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Rain Wipes out Play at Kooyong
Kei Nishikori, the US Open finalist and world number five, tops the bill at Kooyong for the annual eight-man tune-up prior to the first Grand Slam of the season.
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Kei Nishikori Eyes Kooyong Title Defence
Kei Nishikori is now a serious threat in every event he enters thanks in large part to a breakthrough 2014 season, sparked by his Kooyong win, in which he reached the US Open final against Marin Cilic.
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Kei Nishikori follows Chang example with Kooyong title
Michael Chang, who won the Australian Open warm-up event three times in the 1990s, was in the stands to watch his protege's success.
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Gilles Simon hurts ankle to send Richard Gasquet into Kooyong final
Gael Simon turned his right ankle on the first point of the second game of the second set after Richard Gasquet won the first set in 51 minutes.
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Tomas Berdych crushes Kei Nishikori to reach Kooyong final
Tomas Berdych, ranked seventh in the world but without a title since October 2012, needed just 68 minutes to hammer the 17th-ranked Japanese star who had new coach Michael Chang on the sidelines.
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Major Warm-Up For Australian Open Tennis Cancelled Again Over COVID-19
The Kooyong Classic, a major warm-up tournament for the Australian Open, was cancelled on Tuesday, with organisers blaming uncertainty over Covid-19 rules players will face in Melbourne.
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Bernard Tomic's Unusual Match-Winning Ace Leaves Nick Kyrgios Stunned. Watch Video
The incident happened during a match at the Kooyong Classic, where Bernard Tomic pulled a fast one on Nick Kyrgios.
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Novak Djokovic 'Very Happy' With Winning Start To The Year
Djokovic revealed he felt "great" after beating world number five Dominic Thiem 6-1, 6-4 at the Kooyong Classic.
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Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic To Test Injuries At Kooyong Classic
World number one Nadal, who missed the warm-up Brisbane International last week with a knee injury, is set for just one appearance on Tuesday when he faces France's Richard Gasquet.
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David Goffin Survives Feliciano Lopez Serve to Win Kooyong Classic
Belgian David Goffin overcame a lightning start from Feliciano Lopez with the Spaniard producing love games on his first two serves before simmering down in the Kooyong Classic final.
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Nick Kyrgios Suffers Foot Injury, Doubtful For Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios pulled out of his opening match at the Kooyong Classic with a right foot injury.
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Australia's Nick Kyrgios in The Spotlight at Kooyong Classic
Nick Kyrgios, who had frequent brushes with officialdom last season, is the top drawcard in an expanded 12-man field at Kooyong Club in Melbourne, former home of the Australian Open and venue for an upcoming first-round Davis Cup tie against the United States in March.
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Fernando Verdasco Wins Kooyong Title Over Injured Alexandr Dolgopolov
Fernando Verdasco claimed a second title five years after his first at the Kooyong Classic. Alexandr Dolgopolov was forced to retire with a knee injury.
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Gilles Simon Polishes Open Form With Kooyong Win
World Number 20 Gilles Simon now heads to Melbourne Park for final practice prior to the Monday start of the Australian Open.
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Kei Nishikori Beats Tough Conditions for Kooyong Win
Kei Nishikori needed just over two hours to earn a victory against Jordan Thompson.
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Rain Wipes out Play at Kooyong
Kei Nishikori, the US Open finalist and world number five, tops the bill at Kooyong for the annual eight-man tune-up prior to the first Grand Slam of the season.
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Kei Nishikori Eyes Kooyong Title Defence
Kei Nishikori is now a serious threat in every event he enters thanks in large part to a breakthrough 2014 season, sparked by his Kooyong win, in which he reached the US Open final against Marin Cilic.
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Kei Nishikori follows Chang example with Kooyong title
Michael Chang, who won the Australian Open warm-up event three times in the 1990s, was in the stands to watch his protege's success.
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Gilles Simon hurts ankle to send Richard Gasquet into Kooyong final
Gael Simon turned his right ankle on the first point of the second game of the second set after Richard Gasquet won the first set in 51 minutes.
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Tomas Berdych crushes Kei Nishikori to reach Kooyong final
Tomas Berdych, ranked seventh in the world but without a title since October 2012, needed just 68 minutes to hammer the 17th-ranked Japanese star who had new coach Michael Chang on the sidelines.
