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MELBOURNE, Australia — The 2026 Australian Open opened with a scheduling debate, as No. 28 seed Emma
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Emma Raducanu overlooked for British tennis award as Jack Draper claims men’s prize
Photo by Elsa/Getty ImagesMax KilhamWed, January 14, 2026 at 7:12 PM UTC·2 min readEmma Raducanu had
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