Australian Open Survivor League- Men's Singles Only Pick 1 player to win their match each day. If your player wins you pick another player the next day. If your player loses you are out. You can not pick the same player more than once during the whole tournament Begins Sat Jan 17 7pm ET Ends with last person remaining or Sunday Feb 1 4am ET Ex: Alcaraz day 1, if he wins, you can't pick him again the rest of the tournament. Must submit pick by 7pm ET each day. If the players m

Day 3 Match Results- Women USA Taylor Townsend def ARG Jazmin Ortenzi 6-4 6-4 USA Sloane Stephens def AUS Olivia Gadecki 3-6 6-3 6-3 Day 3 Match Results- Men *** Match of the day USA Nishesh Basavareddy (Stanford University) def AUS Sam Ofner 4-6 6-4 7-6 (11), down 1-7 Ofner celebrates thinking he won in the 3rd, loses 8 of the next 9 points, has 2 more MP's, Nishesh goes Reggie/Tyrese and throws up the choke BEL Gilles Arnaud Bailly (University of Texas) def ESP Rob

Another entertaining day on the grounds of Melbourne Park yesterday for AO Q's Day 2. The results of the featured matches yesterday are as followed: AUS Jason Kubler Def FRA Harold Mayot 3&4 USA Zach Svajda Def LEB Hady Habib 1&3 USA Michael Zheng DEF AUS Cruz Hewitt 3&3 USA Mackenzie McDonald DEF KAZ Dmitry Popko 6-7 6-4 7-5 CAN Liam Draxl DEF AUS Moerani Bouzige 6&3 DAY 3 FEATURED MATCHES- MEMS USA Nishesh Basavareddy vs AUS Sam Ofner ESP Roberto Carballes Baena vs BEL Gill

Keeping this short and sweet for day 1 of AO Q's but those we had an eye on all were able to pull out their matches Carmel native Nishesh Basavareddy rolled against Canadian Alexis Galarneu 6-4 6-2. Florida native Martin Damm Jr beat Belgiums Onclin 6-4 in the 3rd, breaking at 5-4. Aussie Dane Sweeney who's been on a tear beat Pellegrino in 6-3 in the 3rd, finding his form late in the 3rd after being a break down. Cali kid Brandon Holt beats Austrias Neumayer 6-3 in the third

Tien vs Michelson Tonight in America, today in Australia, we get the 4th edition of these two young American prodigies squaring off against each other. Not only are they young Americans, but they're both from SoCal and only a year apart. They've grown up together and our good friends, as you can see and have heard in their interviews together. Michelson leads the head to head 2-1 and has won both matches that had normal ATP tour scoring. Tien won the first matchup they had at

Despite being undefeated in group play, it hasn't been all glamour and glitz for this USA team at the United Cup. It's only been two matches and there's already been multiple viral moments. First was Fritz up a set and break on Baez, hit the basketball made famous "too small" celebration, and went on to lose the match in a 3rd set. Then there was Coco Gauff mentioning to the media that USA fans are the worst of any country supporting there players internationally. That might'

It's that time of year again. Time for your sleep schedule to be wrecked for the next month while Aussie tennis starts at 7pm ET and is on still when you wake up for school in the next morning. As I was beginning this phase I tuned into Jack Pinnington Jones vs Gilles Arnaud Bailly (TCU vs Texas). The match was in a rain delay so all I could do was look at the court and noticed them in a Challenger in Canberra The Australian Open is often referred to as the happy slam overall

This is a post I figured I'd be writing but not this soon. As an OG Fia discoverer back in 2018 when Fia was just a young Lad (really Shariq aka Uncle Riqo told me about him) but we saw him in Amsterdam and predicted #1 in the world. Our best call to date. Or his I guess. But this isn't what I'd like my first article for Fia to be about. Carlitos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero have ended their coach and player partnership. This is shocking news given the fact Ferrero has coa

The best sports story of the day happened around 11:45ET in Sydney, Australia with hardly anyone watching. There's Ken Griffey Sr and Ken Griffey Jr playing together. There's LeBron and Bronny playing together. And now we have 2 time grand slam champion and former world number 1, Lleyton Hewitt, coming out of retirement for the week to play doubles with his 16 year old son Cruz Hewitt this week at the ATP Challenger tournament in Sydney, Australia. Lleyton and Cruz cruised to

Daniil Medvedev had Louis Armstrong stadium rocking like Assembly Hall last night. Past midnight, down match point to lose in straight sets, the chair umpire gives Bonzi a 1st serve after the camera man steps onto the court between 1st and 2nd serve. Medvedev blows up, but the crowd erupts. We've all seen the clips it's easier to watch it then describe it. Link here. It's like nothing I've ever seen before. The crowd went on and on and on, completely uncontrollable. Medvedev