Beau Addinsall was named best-on-ground on grand final day. Picture: Daniel Pockett/AFL Photos/via Getty Images A well-rounded onballer who is combative in the contest, works hard and uses the ...

Despite some stellar tennis being on show and 1.2 million fans flocking through the gates though, it didn’t exactly go off without any hitches as crowd behaviour came firmly under the microscope.

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Djokovic, a 10-time Australian Open champion, received a mixed reception from the crowd as he walked off the court after pulling out following the first set, won 7-6 by Zverev via a tiebreaker (7-5).

Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists. Novak Djokovic has been booed off Rod Laver Arena, with the tennis ...

It was quickly deleted, along with Sayers’ account. But while an AFL statement on Wednesday asserted Sayers did not breach AFL Rules in connection with the posting of the image, after taking ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Luke Sayers has quit as Carlton president despite the AFL finding that his X account was compromised, and he was not responsible for ...

Danielle Collins continued to troll the Australian Open crowd days after her exit from the event. She claimed that her pet dog Quincy would be able to afford a lavish dinner and a trip to the ...

Having been in the position since 2021, Sayers and the AFL have both released statements on Wednesday afternoon in regard to the January 8th incident, which saw Sayer’s X account post an obscene ...

Everyone loves a great crowd and atmosphere but the Australian ... He has now returned to The Sporting News where his passions lay in football, AFL, poker and cricket - when he is not on holiday.

US President Donald Trump, soon after signing his executive orders, picked up the pens on the tray in front of him and flung them out to the crowd one-by-one. Donald Trump, shortly after taking ...

Australia's all-conquering women's team has promised to continue its Ashes domination in Canberra, putting the celebration champagne on ice in a bid to inflict more pain on England this week.