In 2007, Roger Federer coined the term “Happy Slam” to describe the Australian Open – the first Grand Slam on the tennis calendar. 19 years later, he was back in Melbourne and explained the ‘why’ behind it. As three weeks of record attendance concluded, not everyone was quite ‘happy’ with how things turned out.
Related Posts
India-US trade deal back in focus: Indian delegation to visit Washington next week
The agreement had originally been expected to be signed in March, but developments in the Donald Trump tariff regime following a ruling by the Supreme […]
Fuel price hike: Can Centre shield OMCs with Rs 3 cushion, or will rupee flip the script?
The government increased fuel prices by Rs 3 per litre to support oil marketing companies facing losses due to high global crude oil prices and […]
Tom Aspinall’s father hints at hidden truth after UFC 321 eye poke drama
Tom Aspinall’s heavyweight title defense against Ciryl Gane at UFC 321 ended prematurely due to an eye poke, resulting in a no-contest. Aspinall’s father criticized […]