The number of positive COVID-19 tests linked to the Australian Open has been downgraded to eight after authorities reclassified one of the results as a previous infection, health officials said on Wednesday.

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Positive COVID-19 tests linked to Australian Open downgraded to eight

Rafael Nadal says players preparing for the Australian Open under restrictions "can't complain" and has stressed the importance of a "wider perspective" amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Nadal: The world is suffering - we can't complain

Rafael Nadal has taken an apparent swipe at Novak Djokovic over his requests for quarantined players preparing for the Australian Open, saying not everyone felt the need to "advertise" how they were trying to help.

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Claude Harmon III is no longer Brooks Koepka's swing instructor. The man who guide him to four major championships and the top spot in the world rankings revealed the split to Golfweek on Monday.During an interview about his client Si Woo Kim’s victory at the American Express on Sunday, Harmon was asked about the form of Koepka, who missed the cut at the Amex by three strokes. “I don’t know.

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Petra Kvitova is one of those lucky tennis players who is able to train in these weeks. In an interview with Tennis Majors, the Czech tennis player makes an analysis of the situation highlighting the complicated reality they are experiencing.She said: "To be honest, I was one of the luckiest, since at least I can go out for a few hours a day to train on the track.

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Petra Kvitova: "Everyone knew the risks of these Australian Open"

Roger Federer had deluded the fans and fans who were waiting for him in Australia. A flame that was rekindled after a few weeks ago he rejected the idea of returning for the first Slam of the season. The fault is always of the right knee operated twice and not yet perfectly recovered.

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'Roger Federer doesn’t question it', says French ace

Swiatek, who will begin her season in Melbourne at a WTA tune-up event ahead of the Australian Open, was still feeling the changes in her life as she toiled through her pre-season in December in Tenerife, southern Spain.  "The two weeks were crazy after the French Open," Swiatek said in an interview posted on the WTA website on Tuesday.  Swiatek was the youngest woman to win the French Open since Monica Seles in 1992 and the first to do so witho…

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Swiatek goes back to basics to deal with great expectations

During the mild period of the tennis off-season, where the deeds of the great champions are replaced by the declarations off the field, the rivers of words of the experts and the press find great importance. And this year even more, since the season had to suffer a postponement due to a pandemic as evidenced by the programming of the first Grand Slam of the season for February 8 instead of the middle of the current month.

'If anyone knows, it’s Roger Federer', says former Top 10

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