Aussie tennis Open adopts anti-corruption measures
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Australian Open organisers have introduced anti-corruption measures designed to prevent illegal gambling and match-fixing during next month's grand slam tournament.
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Maria Sharapova's acceptance speech was as well polished as her game at the Australian Open.
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Top tennis officials lashed a Belgian  government minister who said that U.S. Open champion Svetlana  Kuznetsova had failed a doping test, saying the Russian would  be allowed to play on in the Australia Open.
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Count Lindsay Davenport among those who would prefer if tennis stayed away from instant replay or other electronic help for officials.
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For most tennis players, having about the same number of clean winners as unforced errors translates into a pretty good performance.
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Australia pledges US$3.5m to help police catch those behind the bombing of its embassy in Indonesia.
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French Open officials will next month review the issue of awarding equal prize money to men and women at the claycourt grand slam.
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Nutritional supplements tested by a  World Anti-Doping Agency-accredited laboratory and approved by  men's tennis body the ATP will be available to players from  next year's Australian Open, officials said Tuesday.
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MELBOURNE, Australia  - Svetlana Kuznetsova  shrugged off the doping controversy clouding her Australian  Open campaign to reach the third round Wednesday and was  swiftly joined by men's champion Roger Federer and Serena  Williams.
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Greg Rusedski beats Jonas Bjorkman in four sets at the Australian Open.
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Reaching the third round of the Australian Open is nothing new for Andre Agassi, but it is something radically new for three other Americans in Melbourne this year.
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Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova on  Wednesday shrugged off the doping row which has clouded her  Australian Open campaign to follow former champion Serena  Williams into the third round of the grand slam.
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Spain is to introduce an anti-doping code to improve detection procedures, speed up the implementation of sanctions and clamp down on the trading of banned substances.
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MELBOURNE - Without the glare of the cameras, or the roar of an appreciative crowd, Roger Federer shanked forehands and hit some backhands long inside Rod Laver Arena.
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The United States Tennis Association has hired the firm of a former city police commissioner to try to keep tabs on all betting activity surrounding the United States Open.
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Authorities announced plans Thursday to ensure the Australian Open remains in Melbourne after its contract runs out in 2016, with competition high to host Grand Slam events.
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The Australian Open will follow the U.S. Open and introduce an instant replay challenge system for disputed line calls.