Nadal to now: What’s changed in Nick Kyrgios
Eight years ago, teenage Nick Kyrgios shocked Wimbledon by beating world No.1 Rafael Nadal. Back in the quarter-finals again, much has changed yet one thing never will, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
CodeSports takes you deeper than the results.Learn more
Eight years ago, teenage Nick Kyrgios shocked Wimbledon by beating world No.1 Rafael Nadal. Back in the quarter-finals again, much has changed yet one thing never will, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
Tony Cannatelli arrived in Port Melbourne after a 31-day boat journey in 1962. At school, he found a beautiful friendship that led to premierships then a lifelong obsession, writes PAUL AMY.
Round 17 was already shaping up as a nightmare for KFC Supercoaches - and South Sydney have thrown petrol on that fire with three players felled by injury. Predicted team changes inside.
He’s part Gorden Tallis, part Michael Crocker and a big problem for the Blues. See why Maroons rookie Tom Gilbert has been backed to terrorise NSW in the do-or-die Origin decider.
A prominent North Melbourne coterie member has demanded president Sonja Hood and chief executive Ben Amarfio resign immediately. READ THE EMAILS HERE.
Karl Amon has been linked to multiple Melbourne based clubs but now a clear favourite has emerged. Get all your trade news here.
The AFL will take advantage of a top-8 featuring Carlton and Collingwood by scheduling their final round clash as an epic exclamation point on the end of the season.
This was the day Nick Kyrgios became a self-proclaimed tennis veteran. Gone was the sulking, brooding chippiness. In came gracious words for his opponent, warm praise for the Centre Court crowd. There was no spitting, no drawn-out spats with the officials.
Twenty years ago, Paul Roos was caretaker coach for the Sydney Swans before making it permanent and earning glory. He has some wise words for GWS frontrunner Mark McVeigh, writes NEIL CORDY.
The Slovakian tells HENRY WINTER about his enduring love of the Merseyside club and how under-19 success shows that English football has evolved from his era.
Gavin Miller first heard Tom Hazelton’s name when he was a Goulburn publican in the 1990s. He became the only player Miller has ever recommended to his old club, writes LACHLAN McKIRDY.
A trio of sons-of-guns are putting on a show at the national championships, warming the hearts of their their fathers’ former clubs .
Nick Kyrgios said it himself – any publicity is good publicity. And after making the Wimbledon quarter-finals, he wasn’t taking a backwards step against the local media.
England’s golden run under the captaincy of Ben Stokes and coaching of Brendon McCullum looks set to continue, with the hosts on track to pull off a record run-chase against India’s world class attack, writes MIKE ATHERTON.
Ajla Tomljanovic has achieved something not even Wimbledon champion Ash Barty can lay claim to after surging into the quarter-finals with another impressive upset.
A DP World Tour player has called on fellow members to take matters into their own hands if LIV Golf players are allowed to take part in this week’s Scottish Open.
Alex de Minaur was heartbroken after throwing away a golden opportunity to reach the Wimbledon quarters- and that was only half the story on a day of epic disappointment for the young star.
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart has doubled down on his ref rage, launching a brutal attack on the standard of officiating as he struggled to come to grips with Sunday’s controversial loss.
North Melbourne chief executive Ben Amarfio ticked off a pair of external experts to consult on the Roos salary cap and on draft day as part of a ‘Moneyball’-style rebuild.
Busted but back on Australian soil, Kurtley Beale has hit out at poor injury management in France as he clings to the dream of finishing his international career as a Wallaby.
Nick Kyrgios isn’t always nice. He is occasionally unstable, and can make people - fans and opponents alike - feel uncomfortable. But there’s a reason why he’s box office. Our writers debate whether that’s a good thing or not.
Amy Duggan went from training in front of kangaroos to experiencing the noise of 90,000 fans at the 1999 World Cup. She became a force for change in football, writes TILLY WERNER.
It’s the judging irregularity that landed Kitty Chiller a two-year ban. News Corp lifts the lid on the scandal and reveals a powerful ally in the former Gymnastics Australia boss’ appeal.
Leaving Jack Wighton out of their 17 for next week’s Origin decider has left the Blues exposed in the fiercest pressure cooker cauldron rugby league can offer, fears one former champion.
Ronaldo Mulitalo and Sione Katoa seemingly score tries at will for the Sharks, and their friendly rivalry has seen both achieve rep honours this season, writes LACHLAN McKIRDY.
For all his legendary on-field achievements, Shane Warne’s most important act as a cricketer came off the field in Sri Lanka as his brother, Jason, reveals.
Australian star Hannah Darlington has announced her return to cricket after taking a mental health break and missing the one-day World Cup triumph earlier this year.
Cameron Green is the first to admit it has taken some time for him to feel at home in his all-rounder role, as he reveals the new-age therapy he focused on to make life easier at Test level.
It might appear untenable for Cricket Australia and Channel 7 to continue working together, but the truth is CA has never needed the network more.
Is it time to trade Patrick Cripps? What about Jayden Short? How do we climb the rankings now? The Phantom is back to answer the big KFC SuperCoach questions.
With most eyes on the 2022 draft, club recruiters are busy forecasting one year forward to start looking at the stars of 2023. See the top talent here.
As we head towards finals, Melbourne, Western Bulldogs and Carlton are set to welcome back key big men. Check out our predicted teams for every club in round 17.
It’s the shocking incident that left Liam Knight nursing a serious knee injury and is set to cost a Parramatta winger a lengthy stint on the sidelines. GRAPHIC WARNING
Three of rugby league’s most powerful figures have been left stunned by the ARL Commission’s decision to buy an iconic Brisbane hotel – and are weighing up their futures as a result.
Cameron Ciraldo has generated all the headlines at Penrith but it looks like another assistant coach could make the move to becoming a head coach first.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s looming exit from Manchester United may seem disastrous but it’s likely to suit incoming manager Erik ten Hag, writes JAMES GHEERBRANT.
With a new manager in place ahead of a new season, England and Manchester United star Marcus Rashford will be desperate to turn his career around after a dire 12 months, writes JONATHAN NORTHCROFT.
Manchester United’s failure to qualify for the Champions League is said to be a major reason behind Cristiano Ronaldo’s decision.
The Liverpool and Egypt star is set to become the highest paid player in the Reds’ history, leading a new-look striking line-up as the title contenders return to training.
Signing a ‘pure point guard’ with extensive NBA and college experience has made the loss of NBL MVP Jaylen Adams a little easier to take for the Sydney Kings.
Australia’s Ben Simmons has clamped down on social media as the NBA trade and free agency frenzy fires up, while a bunch of Aussies take off for the NBA Summer League.
It is a miracle that no-one was killed at Silverstone after a horrifying crash. Now, one driver has been singled out for his bravery as he ran to the aid of of his fellow racer.
More vision of the death defying crash at the British Grand Prix has emerged showing the terrifying moment fans in the stand fled as an F1 star’s car was catapulted into safety barriers.
Nick Kyrgios has been labelled a cheat and accused of dragging tennis to “the lowest level” in a stunning spray by a fellow Australian.
James Webb will be the first Australian in history to compete at the iconic Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. LACHLAN MCKIRDY takes us inside the mind – and mouth – of one of the world’s top competitive eaters.
It’s been a week to forget for F1. Two racism scandals and an ex boss backing Vladimir Putin. Now fans have been called out for relentlessly booing a world champion.