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Australian Open heat rules did not favor Jannik Sinner

Australian Open heat rules did not favor Jannik Sinner, but tennis luck did

MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Open’s heat rules did not favor Jannik Sinner, but for the second year in a row in Melbourne, an almighty slice of tennis luck did.

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Spizzirri acknowledges 'funny timing' but accepts Australian Open heat rules after loss to Sinner

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How 'lucky' Sinner became biggest winner in near 40C Melbourne heat

Jannik Sinner's ambitions of winning a third straight Australian Open title looked close to being over as the Melbourne heat crept towards 40C.

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Sinner battles on as extreme heat triggers Melbourne match suspensions

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Jannik Sinner says 'I'm f***ed' as Australian Open matches suspended

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‘Funny timing’: Jannik Sinner's opponent breaks silence on heat rule intervention in Australian Open scare

Meanwhile, Spizzirri said, "I don't know if he got saved by it. I smiled a little bit when the heat rule went into effect just because it was kind of a funny timing as I went up 3-1."

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Jannik Sinner Admits His Australian Open “Was Over Today” After Heat and Injury Drama

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Sinner overcomes cramps, heat to continue his title defense at the Australian Open

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Inside Aussie rules football's unique relationship with college football and the NFL

At first, Mason Cox was sure the email that changed his life was a prank. Cox’s basketball career at Oklahoma State had just ended when a member of the school’s sports information department received a note from someone professing to be interested in ...

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Amazon Orders Aussie Rules Docuseries From ‘Drive to Survive’ Producer

The untitled docuseries will cover the 2025 season and launch in 2026. By Abid Rahman International Editor, Digital Aussie rules football is set to get the Drive to Survive treatment. “We know our customers are passionate about homegrown sports, and we ...

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British and Irish Lions took on Aussie Rules teams in their own backyard - and won

Lions face Wallabies in final Aussie tour Test on Saturday Have a long history dating back to 1888 First team didn't just play rugby, also playing Aussie Rules As the British and Irish Lions prepare to take on the Wallabies in the third and final Test ...

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Australian Rules axes 'centre bounce' after 130 years

Australian Rules football has started games with a centre bounce for more than 130 years, but from next season it will be ditched because umpires are finding it too hard to master the skill. The country's most popular spectator sport, similar to Ireland's ...

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Australian rules footballer diagnosed with CTE in landmark finding for female athletes

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — A former Australian rules football player has been diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy in a landmark finding for female professional athletes.