It’s a big week for 16-year-old Cruz Hewitt, the son of Australian tennis legend Lleyton, who’ll be striving to qualify for the Australian Open at virtually the same age his father did in 1997.

Lleyton Hewitt was charging towards the 2005 Australian ... He came straight back out on the Rod Laver Arena, immediately broke Hewitt’s serve and went on to win the match, coming from a break ...

Lleyton Hewitt vs. Argentina was the biggest tinderbox in world tennis. Spitting, shoulder charges and death threats in Buenos Aires. JAY CLARK recounts one of the biggest rivalries the sport has known. It was the biggest tinderbox in world tennis.

Hewitt, the talented son of Aussie tennis great Lleyton, got the chance to train ... picture of him training with Jannik Sinner on Rod Laver Arena … '29-year-old Nick Kyrgios immediately spams ...

Arguably, Australia's greatest tennis player of the 21st century, Lleyton Hewitt, had an 18-year career as a singles player.

Alex de Minaur has responded to Lleyton Hewitt's shock decision to call up Nick Kyrgios ... Kyrgios took exception to the 16-year-old having a hit with World No.1 Jannik Sinner on Rod Laver Arena last week, having been openly critical of the Italian's ...

Cruz Hewitt, son of former world No. 1 Lleyton, claimed his maiden Junior Grand Slam match-win on day one of the 2025 Australian Open Junior Championships

Twenty years on from Lleyton Hewitt’s storeyed run to the Australian Open final, his heir apparent Alex de Minaur is charting his own course towards the Promised Land at Melbourne Park.

Alex de Minaur has fought through a near-four-hour epic to keep his Australian Open title dream alive with a four-set third-round win over Francisco Cerundolo.

Alex de Minaur has survived a huge scare to keep his Australian Open dream alive and etch his name in the tennis history

Danielle Collins ' spat with the Australian Open crowd continued as she stepped onto Rod Laver Arena for her third-round match on Saturday night. The world No. 11 was booed immeditely while walking onto the court and the crowd continued to give her grief, cheering her errors as she faced Madison Keys.

We went behind the scenes as the team of Todd Woodbridge, Lleyton Hewitt and John McEnroe called the Kokkinakis-Draper match.