Dominic Thiem and Novak Djokovic wish each other a good match before the final. Photo: Frank Molter
Rafael Nadal practising on Rod Laver Arena. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Nick Kyrgios in his match against Rafael Nadal. Photo: Corinne Dubreuil
Roger Federer in his third round match against John Millman. Photo: Roger Parker
Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova defeating 2nd seed Karolina Pliskova in the third round. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Ash Barty practising on Rod Laver Arena. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Caroline Wozniacki at her retirement presentation. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Channel 9 courtside commentator Jelena Dokic feeling the heat. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Simona Halep playing in Melbourne. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Novak Djokovic in his semi against Dominic Thiem. Photo: Roger Parker
Gustavo Kuerten (right) presents the winner’s trophy to Alexander Zverev at the 2018 Nitto ATP Finals. Photo: John Walton
Daniil Medvedev walks onto court. Photo: Roger Parker
Dominic Thiem playing the final against Daniil Medvedev. Photo: Roger Parker
Wesley Koolhof (left) and Nikola Mektic celebrate a point in their doubles final. Photo: John Walton
US Doubles greats The Bryan Brothers retired in August this year having won a total of 29 Slams together or with other partners. Photo: Peter Staples
Pat Rafter, Australia’s last great serve and volleyer. Photo: Rebecca Naden
Roger Federer at the French Open on his least liked surface of clay. Photo: Dana Anders
Australia’s Bernard Tomic has been coached through most of his career by his father John. He reached a top ranking of 17 in January 2017 and is currently ranked 224. Photo: Juergen Hasenkopf
Australia’s top player, Ash Barty practicing at the Australian Open this year. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Australia’s top male player, Alex De Minaur playing Davis Cup in 2018. De Minaur’s highest ranking of 18 came in October of last year and he has since battled injury. Some commentators have compared his playing style to that of his mentor, Lleyton Hewitt. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
US great Pete Sampras at Wimbledon in 1999, winning his sixth title there to overtake Björn Borg’s open era record of five. Photo: Globe Photos
Rafael Nadal takes in his thirteenth victory. Image: ESPN
Bernard Giudicelli, President of the Fédération Française de Tennis joins Mary Pierce in hand sanitising prior to the presentation of trophies to the women’s finalists. Image: SBS
Last year’s winner Ash Barty watches her team Richmond play in the Australian Rules Football semi-final in Brisbane, having decided to skip the French Open due to Covid-19 concerns. Image: Channel 7
Sofia Kenin after the women’s final. Image: SBS
Rafa Nadal (ESP) pockets a ball as he wins his 13th French Open. Photo: Roger Parker
Sebastian Korda. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Alexander Zverev tumbling during his third round match. Photo: Roger Parker
Maria Trevisan playing her quarter final at Roland Garros. Photo: Roger Parker
Iga Świątek applauds her box. Image: SBS
Emmanuel Planque urges on his player Fiona Ferro as her opponent’s father/coach sits next to him. Image: ESPN
Renata Zarazúa in her second round match at Roland Garros. Photo: Rob Prange
Jannick Sinner playing in the first round under the new roof at Court Philippe Chatrier. Photo: Roger Parker
Iga Świątek raises her arms in victory after winning the tournament. Image: SBS
Dominic Thiem at a press conference for the 2018 Gerry Weber Open
Naomi Osaka in the evening of her US Open victory. Photo: Instagram
Naomi Osaka walks on court at the US Open. Photo: Instagram
Alexander Zverev in the 2016 final in Halle. Photo: Vanessa Taylor.
Victoria Azarenka acknowledging the crowd at Roland Garros in 2012. Photo: Dana Anders
Dominic Thiem playing in Melbourne in 2018. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Alexander Zverev at a press conference in Halle in 2018. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Victoria Azarenka playing at the 2012 French Open. Photo: Dana Anders
Victoria Azarenka. Photo: Instagram
Alexander Zverev playing Davis Cup in Brisbane 2018. Photo: Vanessa Taylor
Dominic Thiem playing in Halle. Photo: Gerry Weber Open_Ket
Finals day at Gerry Weber Stadium (now Owl Arena) in 2017. Photo: Vanessa Taylor.
Gerhard and Ralf Weber at the 1992 ATP World Championships in Frankfurt. Photo: Mark Winters
Federer at a press conference for the 2015 Gerry Weber Open. Photo: Vanessa Taylor.
Andy Murray(GBR) verlor gegen den Jerzy Janowicz (POL) in Bercy bei den BNP Pariba Masters in Paris 2012
Maxi Duncan and Cori Gauff – National Girls’ 12 Clay Court Doubles finalists. Photo: USTA
Photo: Juergen Hasenkopf
[1963 Davis Cup Team: Arthur Ashe, Dennis Ralston, Robert Kelleher, Marty Riessen and Chuck McKinley. Photo: Robert Kelleher Collection]
