Djokovic sets a record of 400 Grand Slam wins at the Australian Open.

Novak Djokovic set a historic milestone in tennis history by winning his 400th Grand Slam title after defeating Botic Van De Zandschulp in the third round of the Australian Open. The Serbian player not only advanced to the fourth round but also officially equaled the legendary Roger Federer's record of 102 wins at the first Grand Slam of the year.

The milestone of 400 wins and a heart-stopping moment on the court.

In a three-set match with scores of 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4), Novak Djokovic demonstrated the mettle of a top seed to overcome his Dutch opponent. However, this historic victory was not without its dramatic moments outside of the match itself. In the second set, Nole lost his composure and hit the ball close to a ball girl near the net.

Although the umpire did not issue an official penalty, this situation reminded many fans of the incident at the 2020 US Open when he was disqualified for a similar offense. Overcoming the psychological pressure, Djokovic maintained his focus to finish the match in the tie-break, thus becoming the first player in history to reach 400 Grand Slam wins.

Italian tennis players set a historic milestone at Melbourne Park.

Alongside Djokovic's dominance, this year's Australian Open also witnessed a strong resurgence of Italian tennis. With Lorenzo Musetti's thrilling five-set victory over Tomas Machac, Italy has, for the first time in history, had three male players reach the fourth round of the tournament: Jannik Sinner, Luciano Darderi, and Musetti.

Speaking after the match, Musetti couldn't hide his pride: "I'm really proud to be a part of this trio. This is the first time I've gone this far, and it's a really special feeling after a tense match that went down to the very last points."

Tyson Fury is targeting Fabio Wardley as a backup option.

In other news from the world of boxing, heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has publicly revealed his plans for the future should his highly anticipated fight with Anthony Joshua not happen. The "King of the Underworld" has specifically named Fabio Wardley – the current WBO champion – as a potential opponent for the fight in late 2026.

Fury said he didn't want to mention Joshua's name at the moment out of respect for his opponent's current mourning period. However, if the fight between the two British stars falls through, Wardley would be a crucial test for Fury as he aims for his third heavyweight championship title.

Lewis Hamilton excited to test drive the Ferrari SF-26.

At the Fiorano circuit, attention was focused on Lewis Hamilton as he took part in testing the Ferrari SF-26. After familiarizing himself with his new teammate Charles Leclerc, the seven-time world champion expressed his excitement on social media about the new machine for the Scuderia Ferrari team.

Hamilton thanked the technical team for their tireless work in preparing for the new season. He emphasized that even in a new environment with a new machine, the mission to achieve glory remains unchanged. The Ferrari team will have their next official test in Barcelona next week to finalize the performance of the SF-26.