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The 2023 Australian Open pauses a year of profound political tensions in tennis

  • Written by Daryl Adair, Associate Professor of Sport Management, University of Technology Sydney
The 2023 Australian Open pauses a year of profound political tensions in tennisJames Ross, Alberto Pezzali and Dave Hunt via AAP

Over the past 12 months, significant challenges by way of policy and politics have impacted professional tennis.

Chief among them have been participation constraints around the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by considerations about the eligibility or otherwise of Russian and Belarussian competitors...

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