The US ban of TikTok has some feeling glum, while a hot-temper in the Aussie heat has burnt a hole in Medvedev's pocket. Here are the five quick hits from day eight of the Australian Open.
The US ban on TikTok has some feeling glum, while a hot temper in the Aussie heat has burnt a hole in Medvedev's pocket.Here are the five quick hits from day eight of the Australian Open , including when Alex de Minaur will play on day nine.There wasn't a lot to ask Aryna Sabalenka tennis-wise after she dismantled 17-year-old Mirra Andreeva 6-1, 6-2 in their fourth-round clash, so the conversation turned to her favourite app and its impending ban.
Umpires start a 25-second countdown after announcing the score following a point, and Alcaraz was not best pleased after he got his towel and saw 10 of his seconds had already elapsed while serving for the first set against Draper. Murphy does have a history with players not being impressed with his clock management, with Nick Kyrgios furious with him in 2019 over the same issue.Carlos Alcaraz was certainly annoyed during the first set of his fourth-round clash, but he showed his true class and character after its premature ending.
As Draper laboured off Rod Laver Arena, Alcaraz showed his class and character when speaking of Draper.Almost as if to prove he really meant it, Draper was the focus of Alcaraz's customary writing on the camera following a big win.These are the moments in professional sports that elevate the game for neutrals.Daniil Medvedev's poor week in Melbourne has been given one final kick to the guts.
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