MELBOURNE — One more “Come on!” One final walk-on. One last night of Lleyton Hewitt playing professional tennis in Australia — or anywhere. Thursday was the final professional singles ...

— -- MELBOURNE -- Even in his final match, Lleyton Hewitt couldn't contain his anger. Down 4-3 in the third set, Hewitt lambasted chair umpire Pascal Maria for refusing to remove the ...

Lleyton Hewitt fought one last feisty ... After a career spent trying to win the Australian Open, the 34-year-old Hewitt had said that this year's tournament — his 20th attempt — would ...

When Lleyton Hewitt's tennis obituary is written in tomorrow's Aussie newspapers, the first paragraph will be filled with the great stats from his career: a Wimbledon title, a U.S. Open win, 80 ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Lleyton Hewitt plans to have one more shot at his home Grand Slam tournament, the Australian Open, next year before likely retiring and taking over as the country's Davis ...

Hewitt entered the men’s doubles events in Brisbane, Sydney and the Australian Open this month. Rather than defuse the flames, Hewitt fanned them in his own extraordinary news conference after ...

MELBOURNE, Australia – Baseball cap turned backward, pumping himself up with cries of "C'MON!" Lleyton Hewitt fought one last feisty encounter. Then he gathered his three young kids on center ...

On Thursday, Hewitt fell to No. 8 seed David Ferrer 6-2, 6-4, 6-4 in the second round of the Australian Open, ending the Aussie's 20-year-run as a professional tennis player in singles competition.

At 15, Hewitt was the youngest qualifier in the history of the Australian Open in 1997. In 2001, he won his first Grand Slam at the U.S. Open, defeating Pete Sampras, and then won Wimbledon the ...

Lleyton Hewitt bid farewell to the Australian Open and to his singles career as a professional tennis player with a straight-sets loss to David Ferrer on Thursday. 24/7 Live Los Angeles Orange ...