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LONDON -- This most unpredictable of Wimbledons delivered yet another surprise Friday when reigning Australian Open champion ...
The video finishes with her slapping her backside after winning a point while playing pickleball. Collins riled up the Melbourne Park crowd by slapping her backside during her win over Aiava.
MELBOURNE - American tennis firebrand Danielle Collins delivered on her pledge to take a vacation in the Bahamas with her Australian Open prizemoney in a final shot at fans who booed her at the ...
The two-time grand slam champion’s comments came as former American star Patrick McEnroe said Danielle Collins had “every right to be annoyed” with her treatment by the Melbourne Park crowds ...
Danielle Collins was not meant to play tennis in 2025. The 31-year-old is out of the Australian Open but has had a memorable time in Melbourne after she came out of a planned retirement following f… ...
Danielle Collins: Tennis star says 'nobody got hurt' as she brushes off booing from crowd - Sky News
Collins, who was runner-up at Melbourne Park in 2022, shrugged off the abuse she got from dissenters in the match against the 24-year-old local qualifier as she blew kisses to the crowd, cupped ...
Collins, 31, became a pantomime villain at Melbourne Park after sarcastically hitting back at her hecklers, having defeated home favourite Destanee Aiava in the second round on Thursday before ...
Danielle Collins provided the moment of the week at Melbourne Park when she taunted the Australian crowd after beating a local favourite. The interest in the exchange shows tennis needs more drama.
Collins reached her only Grand Slam final at Melbourne Park in 2022, losing to Aussie Ash Barty. But she now seemingly has another chance of a deep run Down Under, with a winner of the match with ...
Well, that's a result of a heated second round match, where the American made herself Melbourne Park's newest pantomime villain. And it's exactly what spurs Collins on. The Sporting News explains.
Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic has declared he is a 'big fan' of Australian Open villain Danielle Collins as unruly crowd behaviour threatens to escalate at Melbourne Park. Djokovic, 37, had to ...
Collins became Melbourne Park's pantomime villain on Thursday when she said fans who heckled her were contributing towards "the Danielle Collins fund" and she would use her prize money on a trip ...
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