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The sport’s hit Netflix series and rising collection of young stars has investors bullish on tennis, which is poised for a once-in-a-generation moment of disruption.

The film tells how a businessman, with ties in his community, struggled to turn his interest-free loan offer to friends into a full service lender.

Good afternoon. its 1:30pm and heres your latest sports news. im holly hamilton. we start in melbourne where andy muray is digging deep once again. after losing the opening set to thanassi kokinakis, he fought back in the second. meanwhile, earlier, novak djokovic battled through an injury to make it through to the third round. he beat french qualifier enzo couacaud despite losing the second set and struggling with an existing hamstring injury. he came through 6—1, 6—7, 6—2, 6—0. hell fa...

World number two Ons Jabeur faced advanced to the second round but her post-match interview was just memora...

Let on a break point in the first set when a ball fell out of his pocket, as rules dictate she should. evans won that point and the first set before taking it in three sets. i think the rule should be if the ball comes out of your pocket, you lose the point. i dont know why we give them... youre giving people the chance. he missed the ball. im using this as an example because it obviously happened today, but if you serve and the ball comes out of your pocket, why is it a let? i think its the wor...

Netflixs new Tennis docuseries follows rising stars in the sport and has been split into two parts, with the first five episodes now on the streamer.

Kokkinakis and Kyrgios are friends and triumphed in the mens doubles at the Australian Open last year, but the Adelaide-born star was not willing to let the embarrassing faux pas slide.

Clare Danes and Jesse Eisenberg in 'Fleishman Is In Trouble' Two Limited Series are up for your consideration today. Fleishman Is In Trouble is the dramatization of a well-received novel from four years ago, while Break Point is a smart documentary series on the future of pro tennis. Fleis

MIKE DICKSON IN MELBOURNE: The Australian Open is up and running and already there has been plenty of action around the courts as well as on it.

Filmmakers from the streaming platform have been granted all-access passes to the grand slam in the hope they can do for tennis what they’ve done for Formula 1.