The upsets dried up a bit today with only Vinci’s loss considered as somekind of a shock given the ranking of her and that she won the first set 6-0..

Saturday offers a lot of fireforks!

(15) Madison Keys v (20) Ana Ivanovic

Both girls have been incredibly inconsistent of late and are currently fighting for a top 20 position by the end of the tournament.

Madison burst into the spotlight 1 year ago when she made it all the way to the Aus Open SF where she was stopped by the eventual champion and nemesis for many – Serena Williams.

We said farewell to one true legend – Lleyton Hewitt. The Australian was ousted in 3 sets by David Ferrer,but he still remains active on the Men’s Doubles side as he and Sam Groth are still in the tournament. More upsets and favourites struggling happened in round 2 and round 3 could be no different

(3) Roger Federer v (27) Grigor Dimitrov

This is a rematch of their QF meeting on the first week of the season. In a Brisbane QF Grigor took his first set ever against Roger but failed to climb the mountain and lost in 3. This will be their first meeting in best

Australian Open’s Day 4 offers plenty of action and we are going to preview 2 matches of the packed action

(8) David Ferrer v (WC) Lleyton Hewitt

This match may well be Lleyton’s farewell one… He survived to live another day with a 3 set victory over compatriot James Ducksworth.

‘I felt pretty good. I was pretty pumped up before I went on. I think I was able to block out everything else once I was out there. Obviously you get asked the same questions for quite a few months leading into this tournament, then it’s there, and you don’t fully know how you’re going to react until you’re

The first round offered us many upsets and great action all around. WTA was not the only one involved with the early surprises as we saw Nadal being taken out in the first match in Australian Open for the first time in his career.. Round 2 have some quite interesting bouts and more upsets probably are on its way.

(4) Agnieszka Radwanska v Eugenie Bouchard

The match is scheduled in the night session and rightfully so. Both won their 1st round encounters without much trouble and now they are up in to a blockbuster encounter.

Will try to give a look of what’s interesting in terms of  clashes,potential upsets and hopefully where the value is in each round,while picking several  matches to preview

Vasek Pospisil v (14) Gilles Simon

Two players that surely can’t be satisfied with the way the year has started, meet here in the 1^st round of the Aussie Open.

Vasek burst into the scene with a Wimbledon QF last June and career rank of 25, but since he just couldn’t take advantage and do more steps further in his development and now hovers around the 40 mark. He started 2016 in Chennai where he surprisingly lost to Bedene,