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  • Thanasi Kokkinakis: The long road back to Roland Garros | Kokkinakis, World No. 855 after injury …

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    Thanasi Kokkinakis booed during fiery umpire clash amid epic comeback win at French Open

    Thanasi Kokkinakis battled a parochial home crowd and fought back from a set down to outlast French left-hander Terence Atmane to advance in Paris.

    The Australian had complained of shoulder issues ahead of the match but found a way at two sets to one down, then 5-3 and 30-0 in the decider to take the match 6-7(5-7), 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.

    It was the 16th time the South Australian had gone the distance in his career, scoring his ninth victory in a deciding set, in more than four hours of court time.

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  • Kokkinakis in fiery dispute over ace call | ‘I owe it to myself’: make-or-break year for Kokkinak…

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    Kokkinakis in fiery dispute over ace call

    Thanasi Kokkinakis fires up as a dispute arises over his ace.

    'I owe it to myself': make-or-break year for Kokkinakis

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    Thanasi Kokkinakis has a dead man's Achilles attaching his pec to his shoulder, until recently needed a mate to floss his armpits after showering because he couldn't do it himself, and bears a surgery scar that looks for all the world like a shark bite.

    The one-time Federer-slaying wunderkind of Australian tennis is now 30, doesn't know how the hell that happened, and concedes gravely: "My right arm isn't as functional as probably the average human…"

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  • Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios make emotional doubles comeback with win in Brisbane | How th…

    Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios make emotional doubles comeback with win in Brisbane | How th…

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    Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios make emotional doubles comeback with win in Brisbane

    ‘Special Ks’ reunite for 5-7 6-4 10-8 defeat of Matt Ebden and Rajeev Ram

    Kokkinakis had donor achilles tendon attached to shoulder in radical surgery

    Thanasi Kokkinakis’s tears after a doubles match told the story as the injury-plagued Australian won in his latest and most dramatic return to the sport alongside old friend Nick Kyrgios.

    The 29-year-old hadn’t played in almost a year, after groundbreaking pectoral surgery that involved attaching a donor’s achilles tendon to his shoulder.

    Despite early rust, Kokkinakis soon clicked, and he and Kyrgios were brilliant at times in a 5-7 6-4 10-8 defeat of elite doubles specialists Matt Ebden and Rajeev Ram at the Brisbane International on Sunday night.

    How the Special K's are rediscovering joy

    At times, Thanasi Kokkinakis has wondered if his career was dead and buried. Now with a deceased man's achilles tendon holding his shoulder in place, the 29-year-old is rediscovering the joy of of competition alongside old friend Nick Kyrgios. There was a time when the pair might have thought a second-tier doubles competition was beneath them. Now, the duo are savouring every opportunity. Featured: John Millman, ex-ATP veteran. 

    Thanasi Kokkinakis in action during day 1 of the Brisbane International tennis tournament at Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane, Sunday, January 4, 2026. (AAP Image: Zain Mohammed)

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    Special Ks return with win at Brisbane International

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