Justine Henin News

By winning the 2004 Australian Open, Belgian star Justine Henin wrapped up a stretch of 15 grand slams in which either herself, Jennifer Capriati or one of the Williams sisters took home the trophy.

With so much Fed Cup action and three ATP 250 events taking place last week, there are a lot of grades to hand out today.

Believing there's ``no limit'' to her potential and what she can achieve, newly-crowned world No.1 Victoria Azarenka is eyeing one of the rarest feats in women's tennis after running off with the Australian Open trophy.

The final Grounds Pass of this year's Aussie Open is being written on what feels like, through the early hours at least, the hottest day of the last two weeks.

Maria Sharapova deserves full credit for reaching her second Grand Slam final in the past six months, given the injuries and layoffs that have marred the more recent years of her decorated career.

Zero aces, 18 unforced errors and 58 per cent of first-serve points won may not be the most aesthetically pleasing stat line.

Women's tennis legend Martina Navratilova believes Czech Petra Kvitova is the next big thing in the women's game and that she has the ability to become the dominant champion that has for many years been missing from the WTA Tour.

With the eyes of the nation watching, Samantha Stosur launches her Australian Open assault on Tuesday with all sorts of history against her becoming the first local champion in 35 years.

A CONFIDENT and candid Bernard Tomic has already telegraphed how he intends to beat the world No.