Oh no it’s at a really bad time of the morning 
The woman who heckled at Zverev during Sunday’s post-match presentation had spoken to Ben Rothenburg.
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Meanwhile Petra Kvitova, former grand slam champ and Ash Barty ‘nemesis’ (but a friendly one at that), has announced her comeback following her time away starting a family.
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Singer Redfoo made his professional tennis debut this week, with a wildcard entry into an ITF M15 tournament in Egypt.
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Remember a decade ago when he was on Seven’s X Factor and also all over their coverage, was also dating a top player from memory, wasn’t Azarenka was it
twas
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Also featured in this tie-in promo, a decent one too (ahead of the 2014 summer)
I also remember Azarenka featuring in Redfoo’s music video “Let’s Get Ridiculous”, most of which was filmed in Manly, New South Wales, while he was in the country on X Factor duties.
Still on the sports-music link, LMFAO’s “Champagne Showers” was seemingly inspired by the Sydney Swans’ end-of-season trip to Los Angeles in 2010 (at the end of which then-coach Paul Roos stepped down as head coach).
On another side note, the Sydney Swans’ most recent premiership (2012) came in the year Azarenka won the first of her two Australian Open titles.
US Open has announced that this year’s mixed doubles will be staged as a two-day tournament before the main draw.
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Wow, that’s terrible, how badly it’s fallen
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Australian Open winner Jannik Sinner has accepted a three-month ban in a settlement with the World Anti-Doping Agency, the organisation said on Saturday.
WADA had challenged a decision last year by the International Tennis Integrity Agency not to suspend Sinner for what it judged was accidental contamination by a banned anabolic steroid last March.
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Kyrgios’ posts and the social implosion… 
Andy Murray will continue to be Djokovic’s coach until at least the end of this year’s French Open.
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Watch Andy Roddick’s podcast interview with Nadal on YouTube.
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“Tennis is broken,” Ahmad Nassar, executive director of the PTPA, said in a statement. "Behind the glamorous veneer that the Defendants promote, players are trapped in an unfair system that exploits their talent, suppresses their earnings, and jeopardises their health and safety.
Australian tennis player Thomas Fancutt has taken to Instagram to explain himself after he was provisionally suspended for breaching the sport’s anti-doping rules due to an intravenous infusion of vitamins.
Fancutt, 30, confirmed his suspension on social media on Tuesday and is the second Australian to be banned in months.
Fancutt, the world No.123 in doubles, will be provisionally suspended from March 19.
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Kasatkina has chosen Melbourne as her new home base.
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