MELBOURNE — It was quite a shock to see Margaret Court’s name on the guest list for the second Friday at the Australian Open, which is also Pride Day at Melbourne Park. It is only a couple of ...

A court at the Melbourne Park venue - Margaret Court Arena - was named in her honour in 2003. Court remains the greatest female player of all time with 24 grand slam singles titles- a record ...

Controversial Australian tennis great Margaret Court is poised to attend the Australian ... strong anti-gay views - will be joined at Melbourne Park by the likes of fellow homegrown legends ...

Her recognition is for her tennis achievements only.” The second-biggest showcourt at Melbourne Park, Margaret Court Arena is named after the 11-time former champion. Several high-profile ...

Repeated calls have been made for Tennis Australia to distance itself from her, along with a campaign to rename Margaret Court Arena at Melbourne Park. In an explosive interview she revealed she ...

2003 - In January, Show Court One (at Melbourne Park) was renamed Margaret Court Arena. 2006 - Court earned the ITF's Phillipe Chatrier Award. 2007 - She was made Officer of the Order of Australia ...

Court's comments prompted several high-profile figures including John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova to call for Melbourne Park's second-biggest showcourt - named the Margaret Court Arena in 2003 ...

As the Australian Open celebrated some of its greatest champions over the last few days, Margaret Court was a notable absentee. The woman who many believe is the greatest female tennis player of ...

Then there is the Margaret Court Arena, which stands next to the Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park. That Court still has her name up in lights is perplexing to me, but repeated calls to rename the ...

“Margaret Court Arena was named in recognition of the highly regarded and respected tennis achievements of an Australian athlete in a sport that continues to be at the heart of the Melbourne ...