Australian Open 2014: Novak Djokovic eases through first round | The Independent | The Independent
Eugenie Bouchard, 19, of Canada met Li Na of China in the Women's Singles semifinals of the 2014 Australian Open. Bouchard, the new teenage golden gi Stock Photo - Alamy
Canada's Milos Raonic advances to second round at Australian Open | CTV News
Tennis Star Genie Bouchard Announces Decision On Her Career | The Spun | capjournal.com
2014 Australian Open Report Card (ATP)
Canada's Andreescu, Bouchard out, Raonic, Shapovalov move on at Australian Open | CBC Sports
Milos Raonic: Canadian upsets 2014 champion Wawrinka | CNN
Eugenie Bouchard, 19, of Canada met Li Na of China in the Women's Singles semifinals of the 2014 Australian Open. Bouchard, the new teenage golden gi Stock Photo - Alamy
Australian Open 2014: Li Na reaches semi-finals with straight-forward victory over Flavia Pennetta | The Independent | The Independent
Bouchard into quarter-finals at Australian Open - National | Globalnews.ca
A Bizarrely Fitting Finale Yields a Most Unexpected Champion - The New York Times
File:2014 Australian Open - Eugenie Bouchard 2.jpg - Wikipedia
Australian Open: Horia-Sania falter at last hurdle, lose to Nestor-Mladenovic | Tennis News - The Indian Express
Canadian Sharon Fichman reaches quarterfinals of Aussie Open women's doubles
Li beats Bouchard to reach third Australian Open final | The Spokesman-Review
Li Wins Australian Title in Battle of Baseline, Then Serves Up Punch Lines - The New York Times
Australian Open 2014: Dancevic complains of 'inhumane' treatment - BBC Sport
File:2014 Australian Open - Eugenie Bouchard 3.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
An injured Raonic has historic Australian Open run ended by Murray - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website
Australian Open: Li Na steamrolls teenager Eugenie Bouchard in semis | Tennis News - The Indian Express
Tebbutt: 2014 tennis vignettes - Tennis Canada
Australian Open 2014: Day 3 | Realz Tenis Fanz
HIGHLIGHTS: U.S. MNT loses to Canada, 2-0; Crouser's shot WR never happened; historic Australian wins for Nadal and Barty
