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Wimbledon Roger Federer will be honored on Tuesday

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Wimbledon Roger Federer will be honored on Tuesday

(Wimbledon) Roger Federer will be back on center court at Wimbledon on Tuesday. No, not to play: he will rather be honored for his brilliant career on the London lawn.

Federer, who retired last year, won eight of his 20 Grand Slam titles at the All England Club, more total by a tennis player than Novak Djokovic will try to match in this edition of the tournament.

Martina Navratilova is the most successful at Wimbledon, having won the tournament nine times.

“We are pleased to announce that Roger will be with us tomorrow and there will be a celebration on center court before the day kicks off,” All England Club chairman Sally Bolton said on Monday. We want to pay tribute to him as the holder of the most titles among men.

“We will hold this moment to remember his exploits and to thank him for all the memories he has given us. »

She added that Serena Williams, who has won seven of her 23 major Wimbledon titles, was also invited, “but… she’s pregnant, so obviously she can’t travel.”

Williams also withdrew.

“Obviously we wish her the best of luck for the end of her pregnancy and maybe hope to see her next year. »

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15 seeded players were eliminated at the end of the first round at the Australian Open

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15 seeded players were eliminated at the end of the first round at the Australian Open

All first round matches ended on January 20 Australian Open 2026. According to the results of the matches, they could not advance to the second round. 15 seeded players.

On the third day, two seeded tennis players and three seeded tennis players left the major. Tallon Grikspor completed the men’s competition [23] and João Fonseca [28]and for women: Maya Joynt [30]Leila Fernandez [22] and Lyudmila Samsonova [18].

The seeded tennis players who left the Australian Open 2026 on January 20:

  • R1: Tallon Grixpor [23] – Ethan Quinn – 2:6, 3:6, 2:6
  • R1: João Fonseca [28] – Eliot Spizziri – 4:6, 6:2, 1:6, 2:6

The seeded tennis players who left the Australian Open 2026 on January 20:

  • R1: Maya Joynt [30] – Teresa Valentova – 4:6, 4:6
  • R1: Leila Fernandez [22] – Janice Tjen – 2:6, 6:7 (1:7)
  • R1: Lyudmila Samsonova [18] – Laura Siegemund – 6:0, 5:7, 4:6

Top seeded tennis players who left the Australian Open after the first round:

  • Felix Auger-Aliassime [7]
  • Jiri Legechka [17]
  • Flavio Cobolli [20]
  • Tallon Grixpor [23]
  • Arthur Rinderknesh [24]
  • Brandon Nakashima [27]
  • João Fonseca [28]

Top seeded tennis players who left the Australian Open after the first round:

  • 🏳️ Ekaterina Aleksandrova [11]
  • Emma Navarro [15]
  • Lyudmila Samsonova [18]
  • Marta Kostyuk [20]
  • Leila Fernandez [22]
  • Dayana Yastremskaya [26]
  • Sofia Kenin [27]
  • Maya Joynt [30]

Source: Sport UA

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VIDEO. Svitolina’s husband Gael Monfils played his last match at the Australian Open

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VIDEO. Svitolina’s husband Gael Monfils played his last match at the Australian Open

39-year-old French tennis player and husband of Elina Svitolina Gael Monfils (ATP 110) Withdrew from the 2026 Australian Open.

The Frenchman lost to the Australian in four sets in the first round of the major tournament in Melbourne Dane Sweeney (ATP 182) in 3 hours 54 minutes.

Australian Open 2026. 1/64 finals

Dane Sweeney (Australia) [Q] – Gael Monfils (France) – 6:7 (3:7), 7:5, 6:4, 7:5

Monfils played on the Australian Open courts for the 20th time. For Gael, this was his last match at the Australian slam; He will retire in 2026.

Gael’s best results at the Aus Open are quarter-finals in 2016 and 2022. Sweeney will face eighth seed Ben Shelton in the second round.

“First of all, thank you very much. My journey started with you in 2005 – that’s when I first came here. Now the year is 2026 and somehow this is already the finish line. Thank you very much for this amazing journey. You were incredible. Thank you very much. I have very good memories here… Great battles. I am lucky to have played here for many years.”

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Australian Open Naomi Osaka advances to second round

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Australian Open Naomi Osaka advances to second round

(Melbourne) The ex-no 1 world Naomi Osaka (current 17e in the WTA rankings) qualified Tuesday in three sets for the second round of the Australian Open.

Crowned in Melbourne in 2019 and 2021, the Japanese won 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 against the Croatian Antonia Ruzic (65e).

The four-time Grand Slam winner will play in the next round against Romanian Sorana Cirstea (41e), who started the last Australian Open of her career at age 35 by eliminating the German Eva Lys (39e).

Entering the court with a white parasol, a wide-brimmed hat and a long white train, Osaka started the match with her feet on the ground to quickly lead 3-0.

Ruzic recovered to 3-3 before again losing three games in a row and the first set.

The Croatian responded in the second round, winning by the same score.

In the decisive set, Osaka broke from the start to break away at 2-0, but Ruzic came back to her level again before taking her throw in to lead 4-3, service to follow.

This time it was the Japanese who held on to get back to 4-4, before inflicting a shutout then a new break on Ruzic to seal her qualification with a final winning backhand, after almost 2 hours 30 minutes of fighting.

Osaka played her first Grand Slam match on Tuesday since her semi-final at the United States Open in September, her best run in a major tournament since she returned to the circuit in early 2024 after the birth of her first child.

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