News about Katie Boulter

Tennis stars Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur looked loved-up as they attended the star-studded Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid on Monday evening.    British player Katie, 27, stunned in a glitzy black gown as she cosied up Australian pro Alex, 25, who she recently celebrated her four-year anniversary with. The pair, who have been labelled 'tennis' new power couple', initially got together in 2020 and have risen through the ranks to become two of the sport's most prominent stars. 

Emma Raducanu produced another thrilling fightback in Boulogne to help Great Britain qualify for the Billie Jean King Cup finals with a stunning 3-1 win in France. A day after coming from a set down to beat Caroline Garcia to tie the match, Raducanu did it again, this time upsetting Diane Parry. And coming hot on the heels of Katie Boulter's hugely impressive 7-5, 6-0 win over world No44 Clara Burel, it left Britain with an unassailable lead and a place in the finals in Seville in November.

Emma Raducanu will be welcomed back into Great Britain's Billie Jean King Cup team 'with open arms', according to Katie Boulter. The former US Open champion will play just her second tie for her country this week in France, two years after making her debut against the Czech Republic. Injuries have prevented Raducanu being involved in the intervening ties, and she indicated at the Australian Open that she would prioritise her health this year when considering whether to play.

MATTHEW LAMBERT: Not even the arrival of her boyfriend Alex de Minaur, who was high-tailed it over in a record time after winning his third-round match, could have turned it around for the Brit. It's a measure of Boulter's latest advancement, that she came in as the favorite on paper against a two-time Grand Slam champion seeded 24 to Azarenka's 27. And this seemed to be a good chance, with this section of the draw opening up after the expulsion of Aryna Sabalenka.

Katie Boulter continued her stellar start to 2024 with a convincing victory over Brazil's Beatriz Haddad Maia to advance to the fourth round of the Miami Open. The British number one was barely worried by the 11th seed, who she defeated last month on her way to the San Diego championship, 6-2 6-3 over 90 minutes. In the fourth round, the 27-year-old will meet WTA Tour veteran Victoria Azarenka.

Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur shared a snapshot of themselves together on Instagram for their four-year anniversary. The pair are currently competing in the Miami Open, with the British No. 1 booking her place in the third round of the tournament after her 16-year-old opponent Brenda Fruhvirtova was forced to withdraw from their match on Thursday. The pair, who have been described as 'tennis' new power couple,' began working together in 2020 and have since risen to become one of the sport's most prominent celebrities.

Katie Boulter and her boyfriend Alex de Minaur announced that they were awarded their titles last weekend with a burger from In-N-Out, a US chain. In the first round of Boulter, In-N-Out accurately characterized her tournament at Indian Wells, losing in less than an hour and a half. To Camila Giorgi, the British No. 1 lost 6-3, 6-2. The Italian is a curious character who thrives in a sea of apparent indifference and never backs from her ultra-aggressive game plan, generating power that is hardly convincing considering her tiny frame.

With a dramatic comeback win over Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk, Katie Boulter won her first WTA 500 tournament victory, before taking the time to publicly thank boyfriend Alex de Minaur in the crowd. It's been a dream comeback for tennis's power couple, with Boulter defeating Ukraine' Marta 6-2 6-2 6-2 in the San Diego Open final, just a day after De Minaur defeated them at the Mexico Open. The sixth seeded Ukrainian got the better of Boulter from the start, stringing several games together and quickly closing in on the first set.

On Saturday, tennis power couple Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur both won their first matches. After defeating American Emma Navarro in straight sets at the San Diego Open, British player Boulter, 27, reached her first WTA final. In the meantime, Australian De Minaur, 25, defended his Mexican Open title after defeating the Norwegian Casper Ruud in Acapulco. However, De Minaur said he'd miss the Acapulco after-party because he had a 6am flight to Boulter's final, in a sign of his devotion to his wife.

Deborah Wilde, 69, Simon Milner-Edwards, 67, and William Ward, 66, were found guilty at City of London Magistrates' Court of aggravated trespass after disrupting Wimbledon tennis matches by throwing confetti and puzzle pieces.

At the start of their appeal to City of London Magistrates' Court, the three activists who are representing themselves were able to announce their names and dates of birth. Following the spectacle at Wimbledon last year, the three three people deny aggravated trespass.

While playing some of his best tennis at the Rotterdam Open, Alex de Minaur (pictured left) has discussed how it is being away from his girlfriend Katie Boulter (right) for Valentine's Day. On Wednesday, the Australian No.1 was able to unleashed his frustrations against David Goffin in Rotterdam.

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Pro-Palestine demonstrators shattered a second match at the Australian Open this week, this time disrupting the women's singles final between Aryna Sabalenka and Zheng Qinwen. Zheng, the defending champion by a set, was poised to appear in the second set when the Rod Laver Arena was rocked by screaming from a number of protesters. The demonstrators waved Palestinian flags until being quickly led out by security forces.

Following the Aussie's heartbreaking loss at the Australian Open on Sunday night, Alex de Minaur and British girlfriend Katie Boulter were seen shopping in Melbourne. At Rod Laver Arena, the Demon recovered from losing the first set to snag a two-sets-to-one lead and looked as if the war on himself was going to go on.

On Monday, a masked protester disrupted Cameron Norrie and Alexander Zverev's quarter-final match by hurling 'Free Palestine' leaflets into the court. The protester's pamphlets were quickly swept up by on-court officials, but there were two supporters seated near the table to escort them out of the Margaret Court Arena.

After the British singer was seen sporting a ring on her ring finger, several eagle-eyed followers suspect tennis power couple Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter are now engaged. Alex de Minaur has dropped out of the Australian Open for the first time since losing his chance of qualifying in a thrilling five-set match to world No. 5 Andrey Rublev.

The Alex de Minaur of old might have reflected on his Australian Open fourth-round loss with little more than a shrug of resignation and a smug acknowledgment that his departure was 'fair enough.' But the new 'Demon' model claims he's 'night and day' a different player these days, and his higher hopes result meant he felt only grief after losing five sets to Andrey Rublev and a new zealous determination to demonstrate that he belongs to the world's tennis elite. After losing a two-sets-to-one lead on Sunday and being bagelled in the decider by the weary Russian, who went for broke and fired the lion after the winner, 6-4 6-7 (5-7), 6-4 6-2 6-0, the admirers were left debating de Minaur's win. The loss sparked heartbreaking scenes post-match, in which a shattered de Minaur was seen in the players' gym being consoled and hugted by his girlfriend Katie Boulter.

At the Australian Open, Andre Rublev came back from two sets to one down to defeat Alex de Minaur. Throughout De Minaur's thrilling game, his partner Katie Boulter, who was disqualified in the second round of the women's singles on Thursday, the home crowd favourite. However, despite clinching the second and third sets and delivering an inch-perfect double-kiss shot to the delight of the supporters at the Rod Laver Arena, the 24-year-old would ultimately be outlasted.

Despite a sudden bout of sickness, KIERAN GILL: Emma Raducanu said there was no chance she would miss her Australian Open second-round match on Thursday. After a 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 loss to China's Yafan Wang in the second round, the 21-year-old was disqualified from the second round, a near-three-hour match with a decisive turn at the start of the final round. Raducanu looked like she was going to be sick on court and that she would have to have her blood pressure checked by a specialist. "I was 30-0 up serving in the third set," the Brit later said. All of a sudden, I felt so sick, just weak and nauseous. I think everyone understood it was a little bit of a confrontation in the third set.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: They used to claim their victories or losses on court on Thursday, one by one. Any discussion of serves and volleys would have to wait until after they were owed to a man who, unfortunately and tragically, was not in the room. It's been less than two days since Mail Sport's peerless tennis reporter Mike Dickson died at the age of 59 while covering the tournament in Melbourne.

In a second-round Australian Open debut to China's Wang Yafan, Emma Raducanu had more physical problems. The former US Open champion, who was playing just her fourth match since returning from eight months out and three surgeries, had fought back a lot from a set and a break down to bring a deciding set. Raducanu's first game, however, she began to have breathing difficulties, clutching at her chest and abdomen, and calling the trainer after two games.

Katie Boulter and Jack Draper both dropped out of the Australian Open within minutes of each other in a double hammer blow for the Brits. Chinese opponent Qinwen Zheng defeated British No. 1 Boulter, who may have arranged an all-British match with Emma Raducanu, 6-3. Boulter, who has received a lot of praise from the Australian public due to her high-profile friendship with Alex de Minaur, seemed to have saved the second set.

For the most up-to-date scores and analysis from day five of the Australian Open, visit Mail Sport's live blog for the most recent results and updates. Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu are both in action.