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Australian Open organizers have said there is little possibility that Belgian world no16 Yanina Wickmayer will get a wildcard into the tournament.
I know that's not exactly news, but today she did it again. She had a 2-6 6-4 6-4 win over Hungarian Katalin Marosi at the rather modest Al Habtoor Tennis Challenge in Dubai, where everything is rather modest these days. The former world number 7 and, judging by the picture, former blonde was a set and 3-0 down, so obviously there's some fight in her yet.
source Gulfnews
source Gulfnews
The ITF has authorized Yanina Wickmayer's return to tennis.
Wickmayer has already received a wildcard from the WTA tournament in Auckland and is hoping for another one for the AusOpen.
Xavier Malisse hasn't received any wildcards yet. It is unclear if Malisse is also authorized to play.
Wickmayer has already received a wildcard from the WTA tournament in Auckland and is hoping for another one for the AusOpen.
Xavier Malisse hasn't received any wildcards yet. It is unclear if Malisse is also authorized to play.

A Belgian court has suspended the one-year bans handed to Belgian tennis players Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse for missing drug tests.
Wickmayer, a semifinalist at the U.S. Open, hopes to receive a wildcard for the Australian Open.
The Belgian judge ruled that the bans violated the European Convention on Human Rights.
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