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Roger Federer brought out his best to dispatch Bernard Tomic on Saturday night, the 17-time major winner romping to a 6-4 7-6 6-1 win.

Kimiko Date-Krumm’s fairytale run at Australian Open 2013 comes to an end, the 42-year-old eliminated by Serb Bojana Jovanovski.

American Sloane Stephens emerges victorious in the all-teen clash with Briton Laura Robson, moving through to the fourth round in straight sets.

Sara Tomic, the 14-year-old sister of Bernard Tomic, makes the second round of the Australian Open juniors for the first time on Saturday.

The opening day of juniors at Australian Open 2013 went largely to the script, with Slovakian Matej Marusak one of the few players to cause an upset.

Women’s 10th seed Caroline Wozniacki capitalises on the inconsistency of opponent Lesia Tsurenko, advancing into the fourth round with a straight-sets victory.

Seventh-seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga blasts Slovakian Blaz Kavcic in straight sets, setting up a fourth-round meeting with compatriot Richard Gasquet.

Italian Andreas Seppi advanced to his first Australian Open fourth round with a five-set victory over big-serving Croatian Marin Cilic in five tough sets on Saturday.

Frenchman Jeremy Chardy advances to the fourth round in Melbourne for the first time, upsetting Juan Martin del Potro in five sets on Saturday afternoon.

He gritted, he groaned and he grumbled. But Andy Murray was also gutsy, and late Saturday afternoon he managed to score a third round victory over Lithuania’s Ricardas Berankis.

Roaring through the first set 6-1, and then producing a virtual bagel to recover from a 0-3 deficit in the second, Serena Williams has ambled through 6-1 6-3 in an hour and six minutes against Ayumi Morita.

Top seed Victoria Azarenka has held off an inspired Jamie Hampton to move through to the fourth round of Australian Open 2013 with a 6-4 4-6 6-2 win on Rod Laver Arena Saturday.

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The Australian Open Junior Championships kick off today, with the world’s most promising junior talent embarking on Melbourne Park for the next eight days.

If you’re never sure what you’re going to get from Gael Monfils, you’re not alone – the elastically talented Frenchman plays like he doesn’t quite know himself.

Leading Australian Open contenders share their point of difference with australianopen.com.

On Saturday night, the tennis world will discover how much Bernard Tomic has improved in the last 12 months against the barometer that is Roger Federer.

Tonight Swiss maestro Roger Federer takes on a young man who believes he has served his apprenticeship - exciting Australian contender Bernard Tomic - for a place in the fourth round.

And yet, at 22 years old, Raonic hasn’t advanced past the fourth round of a Grand Slam but nevertheless has a sense that his time is getting closer.

German Philipp Kohlschreiber always seems to fire in Melbourne and is a popular contender in the men's draw. He spoke candidly to australianopen.com about what makes him so special.