Johnson Rosol - Irving 2014

Andy Murray chased Australian Open glory throughout his career alongside the Big 3. The former World No. 1 built an exceptional resume but never lifted the Melbourne trophy despite five final heartbreakers.

Nadal's Epic Comeback: From Injury Doubts to Record 21st Slam at 2022 Australian Open

Arthur Millot 24/01/2026 à 13h34

Early 2022: Nadal Unsure If He Could Play Again. Weeks Later, He Claims One of Tennis's Greatest Triumphs Down Under.

Novak Djokovic's Australian Open Dominance: 10 Titles Across Three Decades

Jules Hypolite 24/01/2026 à 17h05

10 Titles, Three Decades, Eternal Legacy: How Djokovic Owns Melbourne Like No One Else

Why Modern Tennis Feels More Predictable: 20 Years of Slower Courts, Heavier Balls, and Optimized Athletes

Arthur Millot 17/01/2026 à 13h11

Pro Tennis Transformed in 20 Years: Slower Surfaces, Heavier Balls, Fitter Players – Has the Game Lost Its Diversity and Magic?

Steve Johnson Reopens Debate After Sinner Controversy: 'They Should Have Finished the Set'

Arthur Millot 27/01/2026 à 07h26

Steve Johnson Weighs In on Divisive Roof-Closure Incident During Sinner vs. Spizzirri at Australian Open

"I think of two names": Steve Johnson predicts Alcaraz's future coach

Arthur Millot 27/12/2025 à 07h34

Since the separation with Juan Carlos Ferrero, Carlos Alcaraz is moving into the unknown. And Steve Johnson believes he knows that a new mentor will arrive soon, including a well-known name on the circuit.

Facing Rafael Nadal, Steve Johnson admits: "There was a lot of fear in my eyes"

Jules Hypolite 21/12/2025 à 18h56

"I was afraid of getting a 6-0, 6-0": Steve Johnson looks back with honesty and humor on his only duel against Rafael Nadal, a memory as intimidating as it is unforgettable.

"I was terrified at the idea of losing 6-0, 6-0," Johnson recounts about his match against Nadal

Clément Gehl 16/12/2025 à 10h21

Facing Rafael Nadal, Steve Johnson had only one thing in mind: avoid humiliation. The American looks back on that 2015 match in Madrid, between fear of a double 6-0 and relief at having won... just a single game.