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Delivering the midweek Australian Open awards – ESPN
MELBOURNE, Australia — This year's Australian Open certainly hasn't disappointed. There was an upset right off the bat, and Roger Federer got …

Clijsters upset at Australian Open – Calgary Herald
TENNIS – Kim Clijsters was blown out of the Australian Open on Friday. Russian veteran Nadia Petrova, who moved into the round of 16 after surrendering just …

Australian Open: Why Yanina Wickmayer will be 2010’s top-ranked Belgian – OregonLive.com (blog)
AP Yanina Wickmayer is the underdog against countrywoman Justine Henin at the Australian Open today, and for good reason. …

Australian Open: Dinner Parties and PlayStation Rule Down Under – Bleacher Report
Never losing his serve during the 78-minute romp, the 28-year-old told the Rod Laver crowd that he could have became Australian at an early age, …

Venus’ Baring Act– ‘Just an Illusion’ – FanHouse
Williams felt the need to explain her outfit at the Australian Open, and to explain that yes, she is wearing underwear. "The whole idea is just an illusion, …

Australian Open 2010 – Andy Roddick v Fernando Gonzalez preview – OddsPreview.com
The game airs live on bet365, who are also airing every other match from the 2010 Australian Open – LIVE! Roddick, seeded seventh in Melbourne, …

Australian Open photos – Toronto Sun
Venus Williams, of the US, chases a ball for a return to Casey Dellacqua, of Australia, during the Women's singles third round match at the Australian Open …

China’s Zheng upsets Bondarenko to make quarterfinals at Australian Open – Xinhua
24 (Xinhua) — China's Zheng Jie became the first player to reach the quarterfinals at the Australian Open after she powered past 31st seeded Ukranian Alona …

Australian Open: I’ll need to be at top of my game to beat giant Isner, says … – Scottish Daily Record
After opening his Australian Open campaign by chopping down 6ft 8in South African Kevin Anderson the Scot tomorrow must conquer 6ft 9in John Isner in the …

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Louk Sorensen claims first Irish grand slam win in open era at Australian Open
¢ ‘It’s the biggest achievement of my career so far’¢ Sorensen makes history with first-round victoryIt may be stretching things a little too far to suggest that Louk Sorensen’s victory here in the first round of the men’s singles today will have them dancing in the streets of Dublin. The 25-year-old can go unnoticed in the country’s capital but there is no doubt that his 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 win over Yen-Hsun Lu of Chinese Taipei will go down as a historic moment for Irish tennis.Though Matt Doyle represented Ireland with aplomb in the Davis Cup in the 1980s and reached the last 16 of the US Open in 1982, he was American-born and, according to officials, played the grand-slam events under an American flag. Ireland almost had two men in the main draw but Conor Niland was beaten in the last round of qualifying so the last Irishman to even play a grand-slam match was Sorensen’s father, Sean, at Wimbledon in 1980 and Louk’s win was the first by an Irishman at a grand-slam event in the open era. “I’m feeling great,” the world No284 said. “It’s the biggest achievement of my career so far, but let’s just see how it goes in the next round,” he said.Doyle became a national hero in Ireland when he beat Eliot Teltscher in a Davis Cup World Group tie in 1983 against a United States team that included John McEnroe, then the Wimbledon champion. Sorensen’s father also played in that match and is now the captain of Ireland’s Davis Cup team, something that may prove to be even more significant come July, for Ireland and Britain could find themselves playing each other, depending on the results of their first-round matches in March.

How Prince William won over Australia and New Zealand
Many thousands turned out to see Prince William on his first official tour ” and he did not disappoint themIn the end the lure of celebrity proved just too much. The arrival of the diffident 27-year-old Old Etonian, who might conceivably one day become their monarch, provoked sneers in Australia before he touched down on Tuesday. But by last night he had been transformed from Willy the Wombat into ” acccording to the tabloid Herald Sun ” a Dinkum Aussie Larrikin. You could go a long way through the Outback to find someone less like a larrikin (which usually translates as a bit of a hoodlum), but that’s what the presence of royalty can do for you.Many thousands turned out to see the prince here in Australia and in New Zealand earlier in the week. Outside the new supreme court building in Wellington, which William had been sent to open on behalf of his grandmother, people greeted him with cheers and worried about the effect of the sun on his bald spot. Maoris beamed with pleasure that the grandson of the Great White Heron had come amongst them.In Sydney, Aborigines who spend their lives crammed into a dismal slum area called the Block came out in their thousands to welcome a young man as different from them as it is possible to imagine.