American tennis player Taylor Fritz is donating the prize money he earned for his first-round victory at the Australian Open ...

Fritz is playing some of his best tennis. The California native finished runner-up at both the US Open and the ATP Finals last year, and sits as the highest-ranked American male tennis player.

Fritz remains the favourite to break a U.S ... better than starting the season on home soil. "As Australian tennis players, we spend the majority of the year overseas. To get the chance and ...

“The tennis can distract [Fritz] ... and we’re going to do what ... “It’s mostly because Taylor loves to talk about the sport. Some players I think don’t have the tennis IQ that he ...

MELBOURNE, VIC - JANUARY 14: Taylor Fritz of the United States of America in action during ... In her first match since November, the 22-year-old British player had 15 double-faults, made 30 unforced ...

Fritz remains the favourite to break a U.S ... better than starting the season on home soil. "As Australian tennis players, we spend the majority of the year overseas. To get the chance and ...

The 27-year-old Californian downed fellow U.S. player Jenson Brooksby 6-2, 6-0, 6-3 on Tuesday in Melbourne, Australia. While Fritz was continuing a hot streak that included his contributions to ...

Fritz blitzed fellow American Jenson Brooksby ... who recently got engaged to British number one Katie Boulter. "As Australian tennis players we spend the majority of the year overseas.

Fourth seed Fritz stayed cool throughout his match against ... His win meant he is only the second teenager since 1973 to beat a top-10 ATP player on his Grand Slam debut. Crushing 51 winners ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Taylor Fritz showed just how dramatically life has changed for both he and Jenson Brooskby since their last Grand Slam meeting when Fritz took less than two hours to ...

Taylor Fritz dropped just five games to blitz into the Australian Open second round Tuesday as he looks to build on a breakthrough 2024 and snap a long title drought by American men in Melbourne.