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Saturday 20 January 2018

HAND
JIVE
Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki
celebrates after defeating Kiki Tom Brady listed as
Bertens of the Netherlands questionable for Sunday
in their third round match at
the Australian Open tennis New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady warms up during
championships in Melbourne, an NFL football practice, Friday, Jan. 19, 2018, in Foxborough,
Australia, Saturday, Jan. 20, Mass. The Patriots host the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC
2018. championship on Sunday in Foxborough.

Associated Press Associated Press
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Will Smith
watches
Kyrgios
beat Tsonga,
the Aussie
kid’s dream

By JOHN PYE

AP Sports Writer

MELBOURNE, Australia

(AP) — With Will Smith in

the crowd and Jo-Wilfried

Tsonga across the net, Nick

Kyrgios was in his element

as the main attraction for

a night at the Australian

Open. Time to put on a

show. One of his favorite

actors — Smith was mak-

ing his Grand Slam debut

as a spectator — watched

Friday as Kyrgios held his

composure to beat child-

hood hero Tsonga 7-6 (5),

4-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (5) in the

third round. The 17th-seed-

ed Kyrgios won the last five

points after falling behind

5-2 in the tiebreaker.

For an Australian public

desperate to see a first

home-grown winner of the

men’s national title since

1976, a seemingly reinvigo-

rated Kyrgios could be the

redemption story of the

tournament.

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