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  • Demon fluffs match point in agonising loss as form struggles continue | Norrie saves a match poin…

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    Demon fluffs match point in agonising loss as form struggles continue

    Alex de Minaur’s poor run of form has continued at the Canadian Open, spectacularly fluffing a match point before eventually losing to Brit Cameron Norrie in three sets.

    De Minaur fought from 0-5 and a double-break down in the first set to rattle off seven-straight games to clinch it. In the second, he had match point serving at 5-2, 40-30 but faltered.

    Alex de Minaur blew match point to lose to Cameron Norrie in three sets. Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press via AP

    He had another chance to serve for the match at 5-4, but flubbed it again. He saved three break points, but again double-faulted on a fourth to gift Norrie the game. That was the gift the Brit needed and he went on to win the set in a tiebreak to square the match.

    Demon disaster! US Open worry laid bare after match point blunder sparks horror collapse

    Alex de Minaur’s torrid run of form has continued with a disastrous collapse to bow out of the Canadian Open with a shock third-round loss to Cameron Norrie.

    The Australian No.1 was the top seed left standing at the tournament following Alexander Zverev’s first-round defeat and the absence of Felix Auger-Aliassime, Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic.

    Having made a run to the final in the 2023 event, he was among the favourites to capture a maiden Masters 1000 title, and join fellow Australian Alexei Popyrin as victors at the prestigious tournament.

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  • TEAMS: Dashing Demon returns, Bombers swing axe, Suns gun rested | Training Gallery | Touchdown i…

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    MELBOURNE has named Christian Salem for his long-awaited return in Sunday's match with Gold Coast, while Essendon and Adelaide have made a combined 11 changes for their clash at Marvel Stadium.

    Salem returns for just his sixth game of the season – and first since Gather Round – after recovering from a fractured foot as one of three changes for the Demons, with speedster Caleb Windsor and Changkuoth Jiath also in after missing last week's loss to Geelong.

    Kade Chandler (hand) and Latrelle Pickett (concussion) are out through injury, while Lukas Cooke has been dropped.

    The Suns have recalled Jake Rogers and Ethan Read while managing young gun Zeke Uwland and axing Caleb Lewis for the match, which will be the first time Christian Petracca faces his former side after missing the round four clash with a hamstring injury.

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    Melbourne has landed in the Gold Coast for its Round 21 clash with the Suns

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    Melbourne has finished its 2026 pre-season with a match simulation against Essendon

    Melbourne hit the track on Wednesday ahead of its Round 21 match against Gold Coast

    Check out the action from the Casey Demons' Round 18 clash against the Geelong Cats.

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    Ahead of the Australia v Ireland on Saturday, Melbourne pulled on their kits to play gaelic football

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    Star’s emotional reunion with Demons as Suns hunt end to horror streak — LIVE AFL

    Gold Coast’s beyond-desperate bid to snap a horror nine-game losing streak doesn’t get any easier on Sunday afternoon, facing the ‘3:15pm experts’ in Melbourne at People First Stadium.

    The Suns (7-12, 94.8%) have made two changes for the clash, while premiership Dee Christian Petracca will take on his former side for the first time since changing clubs last October.

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    As for the travelling Demons (12-7, 107.8%), they welcome back a trio of regulars in Changkuoth Jiath, Christian Salem and Caleb Windsor — though lose an injured Kade Chandler.

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  • More woe for racquet-smashing Demon in Rome exit | Highlights: Arnaldi upsets De Minaur, reaches …

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    Alex de Minaur has been reduced to racquet-smashing frustration as his alarming slump in form continued with another early clay-court tournament exit at the Italian Open.

    Australia's world No.8 was downed 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 by home favourite Matteo Arnaldi, who was cheered to the rafters at the Foro Italico by the excited Rome crowd on Friday morning.

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  • Demon cleared of concussion, sent for scans on knee | Dees-Tigers practice match abandoned after …

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    Demon cleared of concussion, sent for scans on knee

    Luker Kentfield is one of two players sent for scans after Friday's abandoned practice match between Melbourne and Richmond

    MELBOURNE key forward Luker Kentfield has passed a concussion test, but has been taken to a local hospital for scans on his left knee after a sickening collision during Friday's practice match in Ballarat.

    Just before the first of two lightning delays that ultimately saw the match against Richmond abandoned during the third quarter, Kentfield copped contact to the head during a marking attempt before landing awkwardly. 

    For the Tigers, draftee Sam Cumming will require scans on his already-strapped right shoulder after leaving the field in the first quarter, having shown some nice signs early.

    Dees-Tigers practice match abandoned after lightning delay strikes twice

    The practice match between Melbourne and Richmond in Ballarat was abandoned before three-quarter time.

    Lightning delays struck twice in Ballarat, cancelling the AAMI Community Series match between Melbourne and Richmond with 14 minutes to go in the third quarter.

    The Demons led 12.6 (78) to 6.7 (43) when a second break in play was called at 6:15pm, exactly two hours after the first delay at 4:15pm amid stormy conditions, although no rain fell throughout the game.

    The first term ran for about 68 minutes and featured 10 goals between the two teams, and there were numerous strikes sighted from afar throughout the game.

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    ‘Are you joking me?’: How Dees, Tigers salvaged something from pre-season chaos

    On a bizarre Ballarat day, lightning was striking and thunder was booming as a golden oldie from ABBA blared from the speakers in Melbourne’s rooms as the Demons readied themselves to train … after already playing half-a-match.

    If Melbourne and Richmond arrived in Ballarat hoping to strike gold in the old mining town, it instead proved a bust in terms of their preparation for Rd 1 matches against St Kilda and Carlton respectively in a fortnight.

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  • Demon faces Open horror show … just don’t tell him | ‘I’m playing to win it’: Demon dom…

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    ‘I’m playing to win it’: Demon dominates first round – and declares his title intent

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    Alex de Minaur has boldly declared his days as a grand slam also-ran are over – and his sights are set on Australian Open title glory.

    Australia’s world No.6 and leading hope enjoyed the most dominant start to any of his nine Open main draw appearances on Monday, blitzing outmatched lucky loser Mackenzie McDonald in a 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 beatdown in only 108 minutes.

    Alex De Minaur was always in control during his round one match.Credit: Eddie Jim

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    Demon’s career-high, best since Barty feat both locked in as Australian Open seeds revealed

    Alex de Minaur and Maya Joint are locked in as Australia’s two seeded players for the 2026 Australian Open.

    Monday’s weekly release of the ATP and WTA rankings means the top 32 seeds are locked in for the season’s first grand slam. The seeded players are placed throughout the draw and cannot face each other until at least the third round.

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    Australia's little-known number one woman tennis player firing in Adelaide – News

    After an epic first round win from Thanasi Kokkinakis at the Adelaide International late last night, the top ranked Australian woman aims to emulate his deeds today. Richard Evans speaks exclusively to Maya Joint for InDaily.

    It would not have been a great surprise had 19-year-old Maya Joint been something of a rabbit in the spotlight when she turned out for a press conference at Memorial Drive on Sunday afternoon.

    Just two days before, the newly crowned – yet almost wholly anonymous – Australian number one female player had been trounced 6-1, 6-1 by Iga Swiatek in front of 10,000 fans and the national TV cameras at Ken Rosewall Arena in Sydney.

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    Joint gets Barty's backing with teenager's Aus Open milestone confirmed

    Maya Joint will be seeded at the Australian Open for the first time. (Getty Images: Robert Prange)

    Maya Joint will be seeded either 31st or 32nd at this year's Australian Open.

    She will be the first women's seed in the home grand slam since Ash Barty.

    Joint will face Iga Swiatek in a crucial United Cup tie in Sydney on Friday.

    Australian tennis's next generation has officially arrived, with teenage ace Maya Joint sealing her place as the first home women's seed at Melbourne Park since retired great Ash Barty.

    Joint will be the Australian Open's 31st or 32nd seed after defeats for two of her chasing rivals on Thursday left it mathematically impossible for the 19-year-old to drop out of the world's top 32 before next week's draw.

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