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Reigning junior champion Bernard Tomic proved himself a rising force at the senior level as a first-round victory on Monday made him the youngest male winner of a match at the Australian Open. The 16-year-old whose controversial father has been in trouble with Tennis Australia for outbursts during matches, showed mature form in his first Grand Slam with a 7-6 (7-5), 1-6, 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (8-6) first-round win over 73rd-ranked Italian Potito Starace.
"It's a dream come true to win a first round in my first Grand Slam," said Tomic. "I'm just thrilled that I could pull off a win today.
"With the crowd behind me, it was an unbelievable experience."
Aged 16 years 89 days, Tomic is 94 days younger than fellow Australian Todd Woodbridge was when he beat American John Letts in the
opening round at Melbourne Parkin 1988.
" I was happy today and had no nerves going into the match. I was just happy that I could get pff to a good start really."
JANKOVIC ON FIRE
Jelena Jankovic was forced to step lively on court at the Australian Open Monday as the soles of her new shoes failed to protect her feet from the Melbourne heat" "My feet were burning," said the Serbian top seed, who reached the second round over Austrian Yvonne Meusburger 6-1,6-3.
"The soles of my shoes got so hot
"During the changeovers I was putting my feet on ice, trying to cool them down."
The 23-year-old is wearing a new and unknown clothing and shoe brand after splitting with Reebok.
The Chinese firm of ANTA has surely struck gold in its
first high- profile signing by grabbing the world number one.
"I have a new dress on the court I like the green. It's bright, comfortable to wear and it looks feminine," Jankovic said.
"I also like my shoes,'' she quickly added.
Jankovic, like Maria Sharapova and the Williams sisters, has a hand in designing her look
"In the future I will be working with a designing team and I will have my own dresses and a whole range of clothes with my name on it So it's quite cool. I'm happy, really happy, about it."
But the shoes may have to go back to the drawing board.
" I will tell them to put some air conditioning in there," the smiling Serb quipped.
"With technology growing and getting better, 1 believe in the future we will have these kind of things, too. It would be nice."