Chung Hyeon, former Wimbledon Junior finalist and current world No. 121, notched his first ATP World Tour-level victory at the Miami Open Wednesday to set up a second-round match with No. 8 seed ...

That dominance has been even more evident in recent years as Djokovic hasn't lost a match at Melbourne Park since his shock loss to Chung Hyeon in 2018. Since then, Djokovic has won the Australian ...

The last person to have notched a win over the Serbian was Chung Hyeon in 2018 which was 2,195 days ago. He now joins legends like Roger Federer, Andy Roddick, Matt Sarafin, and Stan Wawrinka ...

The difference is that golf and tennis rankings are adjusted for form – one swallow does not a summer make – so when a player like South Korean Chung Hyeon plays out of his skin at a single ...

Djokovic started his bid for a sixth Australian Open title with a 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 win over Chung Hyeon of South Korea on Monday, hours after the BBC and Buzzfeed News published reports alleging ...

His most recent defeat in Melbourne remains a fourth-round loss against South Korea's Chung Hyeon in 2018. With the match starting about 17:00 local time in temperatures of 31C, Djokovic coolly ...

The Serb had won 33 matches in a row in Melbourne since losing to South Korea's Chung Hyeon in the fourth round six years ago. "It was very, very tough," said Sinner, who is the first Italian to ...

The 36-year-old Swiss superstar can equal his season-best start of 16-0 with a win in the quarterfinals, where he will meet Chung Hyeon of South Korea in a rematch of their Australian Open semifinal.

The men's world number one, who has lost two of his past 48 singles matches at Melbourne Park, has not been beaten there since a defeat by South Korea's Chung Hyeon in 2018. Time may not be on his ...