Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas has opened up on the aspects of his game that he needs to work on to compete against the best.

After his semi-final rout in the Australian Open at the hands of Russian World Number 3 Daniil Medvedev, Tsitsipas conceded that he was still not ready to win a Grand Slam.

To a question on whether he was being too harsh or “unfair” on himself while making that remark, the World Number 5 told Greek magazine DownTown that he is still searching for that missing piece of the puzzle that will unlock the secrets to improve

Daniil Medvedev’s coach Gilles Cervara has opened up on why his pupil couldn’t stand up to the Novak Djokovic challenge in the final of this year’s Australian Open.

Continuing his unbeaten run from last year, the Russian stormed into the final making short work of opponents barring the five-setter against Serb Filip Krajinovic in the third round.

Daniil Medvedev was handed a straight-set rout by Novak Djokovic in Australian Open final

However, his game came brutally unstuck against the top-seed in the title showdown as he seemingly had no answers to Djokovic’s all-round dominance on the way to lifting an

Novak Djokovic has been one of the most dominant forces in tennis for the last 10 years. But even then, the media and certain members of the tennis fraternity habitually resort to subjecting him to extreme criticism, often over negligible topics.

Most recently, the Serbian ace had participated in the Australian Open 2021. Consequently, he was caught up in controversies immediately for weeks after that.

One of these was over a misunderstood list of demands while another controversy saw a lot of people calling his abdominal injury fake. While the 33-year-old tried to explain himself, nothing he said was helping

World No. 2 Naomi Osaka won the Australian Open 2021, beating American tennis player Jennifer Brady in the final. The Japanese starlet lifted her fourth Grand Slam title in Melbourne. She is the only player along with Roger Federer and Monica Seles to have won her first four Major finals. After winning the title, she climbed up a spot in the rankings, surpassing Romanian tennis player Simona Halep.

However, there was an amusing moment during the final match against Brady. During her post-match speech after claiming the title, Osaka asked her opponent if she could refer to her by name

Novak Djokovic recently won his 18th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open 2021. The World No. 1 played some brilliant tennis to grab his ninth Australian Open title. Even though he caught an injury during the tournament, Djokovic showed some solid character and proved why he is called the ‘King of Melbourne Park.’

Novak Djokovic is arguably one of the best returners in the history of tennis. He used this return to a great effect against Daniil Medvedev in the finals of the Australian Open 2021. As a result, he was able to thrash the World No. 3 player

The crown-bearer of the Australian Open 2021, Novak Djokovic, has always been an intriguing person. However, most of the time, despite having good intentions, he lands in unfavorable situations.

Even Down Under, the Serbian ace faced criticism for more than one reason. But it all began with a misunderstanding about the quarantine situation in the Australian Open 2021 bubble.

Primarily, 72 players had to remain in a 14-day hard lockdown due to a COVID-19 positive case. So to help his fellow players, the World No. 1 player sent a list of requests to Tennis Australia.

After that, Novak Djokovic faced

Former Grand Slam champion Marion Bartoli has shared her thoughts on whether Serena Williams could be contemplating retirement after failing to end her wait for a record 24th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open.

The 39-year-old American fell to a straight-set defeat to eventual champion Naomi Osaka in the semifinals at Melbourne Park this year.

Her somber wave at the crowd and tearful end to the post-match press conference prompted renewed chatter on whether the current World Number 7 could be entertaining retirement thoughts after her latest Grand Slam disappointment.

Marion Bartoli believes Serena hasn’t yet made up her

The ‘Spider’ Serbian Novak Djokovic lifted an incredible ninth and third consecutive Australian Open title last Sunday. With that, he also equaled Spain’s Rafael Nadal in a special Grand Slam record.

At 33, the Serbian ace defeated the 25-year-old Russian Daniil Medvedev in straight sets in the finals, and not even for a moment in the match did he take his eye off the ultimate prize.

Because of his insatiable hunger for Majors, Djokovic is an 18-time Grand Slam champion now. This places him only two Grand Slam titles behind the record 20 titles of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

After a disappointing exit at the Australian Open 2021, Swiss professional Belinda Bencic is up and running again. At present, she is in the Round of 16 of the WTA 500 Adelaide International.

On the health front, the current World No. 12 felt out of her normal rhythm in Melbourne Park. As a result, the 18th seed Elise Mertens defeated her in straight sets 6-2, 6-1 in the third round.

The score explained her performance, and even the 23-year-old confessed that she was not feeling up-to-the-mark tennis-wise. However, after almost a month of tennis, Bencic is starting to feel better.

Over the last six months, Jennifer Brady has delivered some of the best performances of her career. With the most recent one being reaching the finals of the 2021 Australian Open, which is Brady’s best Grand Slam result to date.

However, it all started six months ago, when Brady won her first WTA title at the 2020 Top seed Open. Following that victory, the American reached her first Grand Slam semifinal at the last year’s US Open, a match she lost in hard-fought three-sets.

World No.1 compliments Jennifer Brady

Recently, World No.1 Ashleigh Barty showered praise on Brady’s run at