 | The Australian - Video Image Hewitt tough but eventually beaten HE will wake up very sore today but at least the tennis world will not be losing Lleyton Hewitt anytime soon. The two-time grand slam champion whose body has been held together by surgeons over the past ... |
 | The Australian - Tomic, who defeated Stan Wawrinka and took a set off Roger Federer in Australia's unsuccessful bid to return to the World Group against Switzerland in Sydney last September, is likely to share singles duties again with Lleyton Hewitt, barring injury, ... |
 | The Australian - LLEYTON Hewitt turned back the clock with a stunning win in the Australian Open third round. His reward - a meeting with world No.1 Novak Djokovic. |
 | Seattle Post Intelligencer - Photo: Aaron Favila / AP Novak Djokovic of Serbia, right, shakes hands with Lleyton Hewitt of Australia, after Djokovic won their fourth round match at the Australian Open tennis championship, in Melbourne, Australia, early Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - All the talk this morning is the performance Lleyton Hewittgave against Novak Djokovic late last night, pushing the world No.1 to four sets. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Tonight it's Sabine Lisicki v Maria Sharapova followed byLleyton Hewitt v Novak Djokovic. Do you have a question for Rafael Nadal? |
 | CBS News - Djokovic, the defending champion, dropped six straight games to Lleyton Hewitt in losing his first set at the Australian Open but kept his composure and won 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 late Monday night, ensuring all of the top five men reached the ... |
 | FOXSports.com - On Saturday night while Serena Williams - a 6-1, 6-1 winner over Hungary's Greta Arn - was talking about kinesiology papers, management classes and wanting to get a business degree, Lleyton Hewitt, who had followed her on Rod Laver Arena, was trying ... |
 | OurHometown.ca - Despite having the crowd in Rod Laver Arena behind him,Lleyton Hewitt found it very difficult even staying with Djokovic during the opening set of their fourth round match. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - An Australian Open spokeswoman said 80649 people descended on Melbourne Park for Saturday's day and night sessions, which included appearances from Lleyton Hewittand Serena Williams on Rod Laver Arena. Bernard Tomic and sister Sara pose for crowds at ... |
 | Newsday - Djokovic, the defending champion, dropped six straight games to Lleyton Hewitt in losing his first set at the Australian Open but kept his composure and won 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 late Monday night, ensuring all of the top five men reached the ... |
 | Canada.com - By STEPHANIE MYLES, The Gazette January 23, 2012 The ladies have been quiet through the first week of this Australian Open, content for the most part to mow down the opposition as local heroes Bernard Tomic and Lleyton Hewitt grabbed all the headlines. |