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Location American Tennis News for 7 January 2020

Bushfires could hamper Australian Open

Sky Sports - 7 Jan 2020 01:05
Bushfires could hamper Australian Open Australian Open organisers are monitoring the air quality in Melbourne amid the bushfire crisis with matches facing suspension if conditions become hazardous.
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GB to face Australia in ATP quarter-finals

Sky Sports - 7 Jan 2020 15:20
GB to face Australia in ATP quarter-finals Great Britain qualified for the knock-out stage of the inaugural ATP Cup after they whitewashed Moldova in their round-robin tie as Belgium beat Bulgaria 2-1.
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Serena makes winning start to 2020

Sky Sports - 7 Jan 2020 15:12
Serena makes winning start to 2020 Serena Williams showed no signs of rustiness in her first singles match since the US Open final.
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Tsitsipas injures father with racket

Sky Sports - 7 Jan 2020 18:26
Tsitsipas injures father with racket Stefanos Tsitsipas hurt his own father in a mid-match meltdown during his clash with Australia's Nick Kyrgios at the ATP Cup.
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Russia, Australia, Serbia and Britain advanced to the knockout stages of the ATP Cup, while Canada can still qualify for the quarterfinals as one of the best two group runners-up.
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Naomi Osaka got an extended workout in her opening match at the Brisbane International just two weeks before the defense of her Australian Open title.
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Britain give themselves the chance of reaching the ATP Cup quarter-finals by sweeping aside Moldova in their final group tie in Sydney.
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Kyle Edmund suffered a first-round defeat at the Qatar Open in Doha on Monday as Filip Krajinovic came from a set down to advance at the Brit's expense.
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Serena Williams starts her fourth decade on the WTA Tour with a straightforward win over Italian qualifier Camila Giorgi in Auckland.
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Bushfires could suspend Australian Open matches

Sky Sports - 7 Jan 2020 01:05
Bushfires could suspend Australian Open matches Australian Open organisers are monitoring the air quality in Melbourne amid the bushfire crisis with matches facing suspension if conditions become hazardous.
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