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Australian Open: a recap of Tuesday, lookahead to Wednesday
A look at the Australian Open from Tuesday and lookahead to Wednesday
Djokovic: Players held meeting, but boycott not discussed
Novak Djokovic confirms top men's players held a private meeting on the eve of the Australian Open to discuss issues related to the tour, but denied that any talk of boycotting Grand Slams over prize money was ever raised
Recovering Kvitova feels the love from Australian Open fans
A year ago Petra Kvitova was recovering from a knife attack at her home in the Czech Republic, unsure if she'd ever play tennis again. So her first-round loss at the Australian Open didn't bother her in the overall scheme of things.
The Latest: Defending champion Federer wins in 1st round
Defending champion Roger Federer had an easy run in his first-round match at the Australian Open, beating Aljaz Bedene 6-3, 6-4, 6-3 as he began his quest here for his 20th Grand Slam singles title
Major letdown for US women: Venus, Stephens out in Melbourne
Venus Williams and Sloane Stephens were upset early and the bleak opening day for Americans continued at the Australian Open
The Latest: Falconi loses, ends forgettable day for US women
Irina Falconi lost to Daria Gavrilova in the last match on Rod Laver Arena, ending a very forgettable opening day for American women at Melbourne Park
Criticism of Margaret Court is muted at Australian Open
Marriage equality proponents draped themselves in rainbow flags on the first day of the Australian Open to protest Margaret Court's views on gay marriage. Several, however, stopped short of saying Court's name should be stripped from the venue
Day 2 at the Australian Open: Federer, Djokovic on court
Defending champion Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, with 11 Australian Open titles between them and 31 Grand Slam singles titles combined, take to the court at the Australian Open under vastly different circumstances on Tuesday
Federer deflects attention to Nadal, Djokovic in Australia
Roger Federer prefers to think of Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic as the favorites for the Australian Open title, despite entering as defending champion and coming off a hassle-free preparation