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Speaking exclusively with The Direct’s Gillian Blum, Percy Jackson and the Olympians star Walker Scobell (Percy Jackson) called Season 3 of the Disney+ series "probably the most book-accurate season we’ve had yet" while confirming a few details about the third season's plot. Season 2 of the show, based on the second Percy Jackson novel by Rick Riordan (The Sea of Monsters), is releasing weekly on Disney+, with Season 3, based on The Titan's Curse, currently in production.
Scobell explained that "the book is … perfect to break up into eight episodes," adding that he has "been really happy with it" so far:
Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri have opened up about what's to come in Percy Jackson season 3.
Demigods assemble! Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri are spilling on Percy Jackson season 3.
With Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 now drawing to a close, fans are already desperate for more. Luckily for viewers, Percy Jackson was renewed for season 3 in March 2025 and production is already underway.
Like the first two seasons, season 3 will be an adaptation of the corresponding Percy Jackson book: The Titan's Curse.
Speaking exclusively to Capital Buzz, the Percy Jackson cast have teased exactly what fans can expect from season 3.
Percy Jackson stars Leah Savah Jeffries, Aryan Simhadri, Charlie Bushnell, Dafne Keen, Tamara Smart, Virginia Kull, Timothy Simons, Timothy Omundson, Aleks Paunovic talk about the new season (whether the one airing or filming) along with EPs Rick and Becky Riordan and Ellen Goldsmith-Vein.
They're race swapping characters, so why not sex swap as well? Percy should be in love with a dude. That would excite all those Heated Rivalry fans out there. All three of them.
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Alejandro Davidovich Fokina approaches the crowd to complain about rowdy fans before the chair umpires has to get involved.
Melbourne (AFP) – Alejandro Davidovich Fokina hit out at "ignorant drunks" after confronting the crowd during his gruelling five-set win over Reilly Opelka at the Australian Open on Wednesday.
The 14th-seeded Spaniard remonstrated with spectators in the front rows at Kia Arena when down 2-1 to the American in the fourth set.
Davidovich Fokina marched over to talk to a section of the crowd, angrily pointing his finger.
The chair umpire climbed down from his seat to speak to the spectators.
"It can happen here, it can happen wherever in the world," said the 26-year-old Spaniard about the behaviour.
"So there were four ignorant drunks that I can do nothing about. Nothing more."
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The first moment of the 2026 season that stopped me in my tracks and had me hitting rewind wasn’t an amazing shot or rally; it actually happened during a changeover.
As he played in the second round of ATP 250 Brisbane against Daniil Medvedev, Frances Tiafoe was hydrating like no tennis player I’d ever seen hydrating before. This vessel was nothing like a normal water bottle—it looked bigger than his head, more like something you’d get coffee out of in the lobby of a Hampton Inn.
This urn, Tiafoe confirmed when we spoke at the Australian Open today, had been his tool of choice a few months ago as he attacked the viral “75 Hard” challenge—billed as a “transformative mental toughness program.” One of the five core components of the 75 Hard regimen is drinking a gallon of water each day.
The American has embarked on a comprehensive plan to improve physically and mentally… and promises to show its consequences at the Australian Open where he already steps into the second round.
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Victoria Mboko’s Australian Open debut is proceeding exactly as planned.
The Canadian 17th seed accounted for American Caty McNally on Wednesday with a 6-4 6-3 win at 1573 Arena to earn a third-round berth at AO 2026.
“I really had to fight hard today,” said the 19-year-old after closing out the match by winning six straight games from a 0-3 second-set deficit.
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Victoria Mboko has a simple plan for quietening the vocal home crowd support expected for her Australian Open round one rival Emerson Jones – start winning.
The Canadian teen is the talk of the town after a stunning surge up the rankings, starting last year outside the top 300 and soaring to world No.16.
The rise seemed to have even surprised Mboko, who set herself a goal 12 months ago of being able to play in qualifying for the majors.
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“Can I talk about my favourite shot of the entire season?” Jules O'Loughlin, cinematographer of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, asked.
Lovely reader, that is a question this writer could never say ‘no’ too.
“It's the opening of the chariot race,” he said, “when they're all lined up on the field and the camera tracks past all of the characters in the chariots and it gets tighter. And then there's this push in on Leah, the actress who plays Annabeth, in that gold costume. And I'm not even looking at the chariot. I'm looking at the gold of her costume. That shot is my favourite shot in the entire series. Leah looks so gorgeous. But it's the costume, Cate, that just jumps off the screen. And I remember you gave me that helmet.”
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Disney+’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians wrapped up its second season with a bang in the finale, “The Fleece Works Its Magic Too Well”, and fans are still catching their breath. After a season packed with quests, monsters and demigod drama, the finale takes everything up a notch with high-stakes action, emotional reveals and enough cliffhangers to keep viewers talking until Season 3. Between the all-out fight sequences, shocking twists and character beats that pay off, this episode proves why the series has become a must-watch for fans of modern mythology.
Season 2 has been a wild ride, diving into the Sea of Monsters storyline with Percy (Walker Scobell), Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries), Grover (Aryan Simhadri), Clarisse (Dior Goodjohn), and Tyson (Daniel Diemer) on a quest for the Golden Fleece to save Camp Half-Blood. Throughout the season, the show has balanced humor, heart and mythology, giving fans both action-packed set pieces and quieter character moments. This finale, however, is where all that build-up pays off and then some.
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Australia have adopted an interesting approach ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. The George Bailey-led selection committee has not picked a second specialist wicket-keeper in the side and has instead pinned hopes on the Australian assistant coach Matthew Wade.
Australia have been reluctant to pick up another backup wicket-keeper for Josh Inglis as they travel to India and Sri Lanka for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup. The selectors have kept full faith in the wicket-keeper despite the injury streak they are facing in recent times.
Australia have already had several blows to its campaigns in the form of its bowlers. Josh Hazlewood and Tim David are uncertain about their return dates, while skipper Pat Cummins has already been ruled out for the first half of the ICC T20 World Cup competition.
Australia have stood firm on their decision to bring just one wicketkeeper to the T20 World Cup, but it seems Matthew Wade has found a way to punch his ticket.
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Despite getting accidentally locked in a tennis club toilet as a child, Sam McDonagh of Swimply Australia and Rent.com.au has loved the game all his life.
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How did you start playing tennis?I grew up in Western Australia, and my mum played tennis for many years. My first memory of being on a tennis court was at the Wembley Downs Tennis Club with Mum when I was three or four years old. I accidentally got locked in the change rooms and was too small to reach the door handle to get out. Following that illustrious beginning, in the ’70s and ’80s tennis racquets were a staple on family holidays in Dunsborough, where we played on the bitumen courts between the beach house and the bakery.
The spat between Nick Kyrgios and Jannik Sinner has escalated with the world no.2 unsure if he would rather spend time with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un or the controversial Aussie.
Tension between the two tennis stars has been brewing in recent years with Kyrgios outspoken after Sinner received a transparent three-month ban for testing positive to clostebol in 2024 – a banned steroid.
Sinner has largely remained silent through all criticism of his suspension, but revealed his contempt for Kyrgios during the Pod Laver Arena podcast.
When asked if he would rather play doubles with Jong-Un or Kyrgios, Sinner gave the expected answer, but he surprised when queried about hanging out with the Aussie.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka defeated a tenacious Bai Zhouxuan of China 6-3, 6-1 Wednesday to reach the third round of the Australian Open.
Sabalenka raced to a 5-0 lead in the first but then needed seven set points at Rod Laver Arena to take the set against the defensive-minded Chinese player, who used clever drop shots to help her stay in the match.
"I was happy to get this win, a tricky opponent," Sabalenka said. "She really stepped in in the first set."
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Aryna Sabalenka joined an exclusive club of the game’s best with another straight-sets triumph at Melbourne Park on Wednesday.
The world No.1 eased past Bai Zhuoxuan 6-3 6-1 to advance to the third round, despite the Chinese qualifier showing signs of a fightback from 0-5 down in the first set.
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Aryna Sabalenka is crediting her long-lost mental demons for taking her tennis to new grand slam-winning heights after charging into the Australian Open third round in Melbourne.
The world No.1 outclassed Chinese qualifier Zhuoxuan Bai 6-3 6-1 to post a 22nd win from her past 23 matches at Melbourne Park.
But while it's all happy days now for the Belarusian, Sabalenka believes she would not be a four-time major winner without having to endure the depressing serving yips that once defined her as a grand slam under-achiever.
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