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Tennis: Australian Open: 2020: Men's Final Highlights

Men's Final Highlights

2020

BBC Sport - Tennis: Australian Open, 2020, Men's Final Highlights

Sue Barker presents all the action as the Australian Open draws to a close.

Is 2020 the year the next generation of male tennis players finally break through or will the dominance of the old guard continue in the first Grand Slam of the decade?

Either Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal or defending champion Novak Djokovic have won the Australian men’s singles title in 13 of the past 14 years and have largely resisted the challenge of the sport’s young pretenders. Serb Djokovic won an open era record seventh Australian Open title 12 months ago as he comprehensively saw off Nadal in straight sets. Sue Barker presents all the action.

Tennis: Australian Open: 2020

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