After almost five-and-a-half hours, Carlos Alcaraz surged back from the brink in the fifth set to stun Alexander Zverev and become the youngest man ever to reach the final at all four majors.
While Novak Djokovic stopped short of calling it the best win of his career, he used the opportunity at a dramatic, near-3am media conference to get a few things off his chest.
Fremantle big man Luke Jackson has revealed he's spent the bulk of the summer training as a midfielder, and he's hoping to ruffle the feathers of club teammate Caleb Serong in the upcoming State of Origin showdown.
An integrity investigation found Chris Fydler abused his position in a dispute over a former Olympic teammate's bid to be vice president of World Aquatics.
Max Jorgensen becomes the third Wallaby in history to sign a five-year deal with Rugby Australia. The winger says he never seriously considers switching to the NRL despite interest from the Roosters.
Parramatta hopes prize signing Jonah Pezet takes them back to the promised land in 2026. In a rare move, Pezet spends just one year with the Eels before joining the reigning premiers, the Brisbane Broncos
Adrian Bott and Gai Waterhouse lost two of their big chances to win another Golden Slipper, but they hope two other prospects can push their claims on Saturday.
Unless something significant changes – and quickly – Ellie Carpenter says her older Matildas teammates, such as Sam Kerr and Steph Catley, won't come home to finish in the A-League.
Despite at one stage being warned by the chair umpire for hindering her opponent with a late grunt, world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka stormed her way into another final.
The $200,000 prizemoney on offer at the Las Vegas Nines event means little to the billionaire Roosters supremo, but he knows the chance to have rugby league in the Stateside spotlight is priceless.
It was left to the evergreen spinner to spearhead the push of a shadow side featuring three newcomers and without a host of top names. It wasn't enough.
Molineux didn't aspire to captain her country. It was not until a call just before Christmas from Cricket Australia's head of women's cricket that the leadership seed was planted.
Rugby Australia chair Dan Herbert says the announcement of a historic Anzac Day Test between the Wallaroos and Kiwis could pave the way for a Bledisloe Cup clash on the same day.
Mitchell Conners is eyeing a breakthrough stakes win with Willaidow on Saturday as he lives his dream of training alongside his father and grandfather.
All eyes will be on Incognito when the Golden Slipper fancy returns at Rosehill on Saturday as part of a three-way attack from Tommy Berry and Michael Freedman.
The return of Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed to the US PGA Tour – and the potential loss of the world's biggest golf star – has raised questions about LIV Golf's future.
A ball kid steals the show at the Legends' Cup by stepping onto the court and firing a clinical left-handed winner to win a point against Marcos Baghdatis.
Random Souths Guy is proof that the best marketing campaigns are born organically. Now the Pride of the League has moved to protect the social phenomenon.
Tennis great Pam Shriver has reportedly put in a complaint to the governing body of women's tennis about the past behaviour of controversial tennis coach Rafael Font de Mora, who was back at the Australian Open this year.
Carlos Alcaraz plays with the freedom of someone who is already a champion, while Alex de Minaur has to play like someone who wants to become one. These were the moments that led to heartbreak for the Australian.
Alex de Minaur played bigger and more fearlessly than ever before, and broke world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz's serve twice in the opening set. Yet, the result was the same.
Carlos Alcaraz charged into the Australian Open semi-finals for the first time with an eye-catching 7-5, 6-2, 6-1 victory over local favourite Alex de Minaur.
Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan has given a detailed presentation to the AFL Commission and a key part of it was about his club's access to father-son and academy talent.
Alex de Minaur was undeniably brave, and played an aggressive brand of tennis, but he has now won only one set from his seven major quarter-finals so far.
Vidosic, a former assistant to Ange Postecoglou, had been working as the head of women's and girls coaching at Brighton & Hove Albion alongside his son, Dario.