Australian Pro Tour News
Johnson claims Bendigo title
18 January, 2020
Fourth seed Steve Johnson defeats higher-ranked Italian Stefano Travaglia in Bendigo Challenger final; now heads to Melbourne to take on Roger Federer on Monday.
Read moreFourth seed Steve Johnson defeats higher-ranked Italian Stefano Travaglia in Bendigo Challenger final; now heads to Melbourne to take on Roger Federer on Monday.
Johnson, Travaglia into Bendigo final
17 January, 2020
American Steve Johnson will take on Stefano Travaglia of Italy in the ATP Challenger final in Bendigo while the last remaining Aussie, Matt Reid, fell in the doubles semifinal.
Read moreAmerican Steve Johnson will take on Stefano Travaglia of Italy in the ATP Challenger final in Bendigo while the last remaining Aussie, Matt Reid, fell in the doubles semifinal.
O’Connell bows out in Bendigo quarters
16 January, 2020
Sydney’s Chris O’Connell falls to Italian Stefano Travaglia at the ATP Challenger in Bendigo.
Read moreSydney’s Chris O’Connell falls to Italian Stefano Travaglia at the ATP Challenger in Bendigo.
Crnokrak advances in Bendigo
13 January, 2020
19-year-old Alexander Crnokrak upset ninth seed Hugo Gaston to reach maiden last sixteen at Bendigo ATP Challenger.
Read more19-year-old Alexander Crnokrak upset ninth seed Hugo Gaston to reach maiden last sixteen at Bendigo ATP Challenger.
Kohlschreiber, Frech crowned Canberra champions
12 January, 2020
Veteran German Philipp Kohlschreiber held off Finnish young gun Emil Ruusuvuori while Poland’s Magdalena Frech was handed the Apis Canberra International title in Bendigo…
Read moreVeteran German Philipp Kohlschreiber held off Finnish young gun Emil Ruusuvuori while Poland’s Magdalena Frech was handed the Apis Canberra International title in Bendigo…
Double doubles joy at Canberra International
11 January, 2020
All-Australian duos claim both men’s and women’s doubles titles at the Apis Canberra International in Bendigo.
Read moreAll-Australian duos claim both men’s and women’s doubles titles at the Apis Canberra International in Bendigo.
Finn rises at Canberra International
10 January, 2020
Unseeded Finnish player Emil Ruusuvuori makes the running at the Apis Canberra International while all-Aussie pairings will feature in both doubles finals.
Read moreUnseeded Finnish player Emil Ruusuvuori makes the running at the Apis Canberra International while all-Aussie pairings will feature in both doubles finals.
Gallant Fourlis falls in Canberra International
9 January, 2020
The last Australians drop out of contention at the Apis Canberra International in Bendigo, despite Victorian Jaimee Fourlis taking it up to the women’s top seed.
Read moreThe last Australians drop out of contention at the Apis Canberra International in Bendigo, despite Victorian Jaimee Fourlis taking it up to the women’s top seed.
Bai at home in Bendigo
6 January, 2020
Alison Bai joins fellow wildcards Jaimee Fourlis, Olivia Rogowska and Belinda Woolcock in the Apis Canberra International being held in Bendigo.
Read moreAlison Bai joins fellow wildcards Jaimee Fourlis, Olivia Rogowska and Belinda Woolcock in the Apis Canberra International being held in Bendigo.
Polmans among eight Aussie men in Canberra Challenger
5 January, 2020
Relocated to Bendigo due to ongoing bushfire activity, the Apis Canberra International gets underway on Monday with plenty of familiar names.
Read moreRelocated to Bendigo due to ongoing bushfire activity, the Apis Canberra International gets underway on Monday with plenty of familiar names.
Apis Canberra International relocates to Bendigo
3 January, 2020
Due to the current conditions affecting Canberra, the decision has been made to move the Apis Canberra International to Bendigo.
Read moreDue to the current conditions affecting Canberra, the decision has been made to move the Apis Canberra International to Bendigo.
Max Purcell: continuing to build
29 December, 2019
On the cusp of the top 200, in-form 21-year-old Max Purcell believes next year will be "bigger and better" after his most consistent season yet in 2019.
Read moreOn the cusp of the top 200, in-form 21-year-old Max Purcell believes next year will be "bigger and better" after his most consistent season yet in 2019.
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