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Tennis Star Wins $555K, Splurges on $300 Toaster
Daily MixJan 27

Tennis Star Wins $555K, Splurges on $300 Toaster

Australian wildcard Maddison Inglis earned half a million dollars at the Australian Open, and her dream purchase is a kitchen toaster. Her down-to-earth celebration is winning hearts everywhere.

Stuff NZ2 min read
Aussie Tennis Player Wins $480K After Career-Best Run
SportsJan 26

Aussie Tennis Player Wins $480K After Career-Best Run

Maddison Inglis just earned nearly half a million dollars and her best-ever tennis ranking after an incredible run at the Australian Open. The 28-year-old went from doubting she'd make it past the first round to playing on center court against a world champion.

ABC Australia2 min read
Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round 16
SportsJan 25

Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round 16

A tennis player ranked 168th in the world who barely qualified for the Australian Open has made it to the tournament's fourth round for the first time in her career. Maddison Inglis will face six-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek with a life-changing payday already secured.

BBC Sport2 min read
Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round of 16
SportsJan 25

Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round of 16

Maddison Inglis barely scraped into the Australian Open through qualifying. Now the 168th-ranked player has reached a Grand Slam's fourth round for the first time in her career.

BBC Sport2 min read
Aussie Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round of 16
SportsJan 24

Aussie Qualifier Inglis Reaches Australian Open Round of 16

Maddison Inglis just became the last Australian hope standing at her home Grand Slam. The 28-year-old qualifier advanced to the round of 16 after Naomi Osaka withdrew with an abdominal injury.

SBS Australia2 min read
Aussie Qualifier Saves Match Points to Reach Open Round 3
SportsJan 22

Aussie Qualifier Saves Match Points to Reach Open Round 3

Australian wildcard Maddison Inglis collapsed to the court in tears after winning an epic 3-hour battle at the Australian Open, becoming the last Aussie standing in the women's draw. The 168th-ranked player saved match points and conquered her nerves in a nail-biting final tiebreak.

ABC Australia2 min read