Tennis: Thanasi Kokkinakis has pulled off one of the biggest wins of his career after upsetting 11th seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in the 1st Round of the US Open.
Thanasi produces HUGE upset at US Open | 00:43For the first time since 1976, which happens to be the year Mark Edmondson became the last Aussie male to win their home major, there are eight Australian men through to the second round at New York .
Watch selected NRL, AFL, SSN games plus every F1 qualifying session and race live in 4K on Kayo. New to Kayo?Carlos Alcaraz is a crowd fancy for many and he is also Kokkinakis’s favourite player to watch at the moment. “So to do that and smile through all the pressure and the big moments. I mean, he’s probably got a fair few reasons to smile, but I just love the way he goes about it.
“I cannot really control what they think and what they talk . That’s how everything went and how it was,” he said. “By ‘protecting,’ they’re going to keep the secret for a couple months. They’re going to keep certain things secret if you’re a top player because they don’t want the press, the player doesn’t want the press.
“It’s absurd to me that a college athlete can take money from a local car dealership but can’t accept earned prize money from the US Open,” he posted on social media. She is aware there are complexities associated with the situation facing herself and others including American Matthew Forbes, who was beaten in the first round on Tuesday and will join the University of Michigan on a sporting scholarship.
“Yet the NCAA indeed ‘allows’ the car dealership to pay college athletes. That was only after the NCAA fought NIL for ten plus years and lost 9-0 at the Supreme Court a few years ago.”
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