Kyrgios Set To Face Nadal In Summer Opener
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A man was killed after his van hit a wall at Frenchs Forest about 3.15am on Saturday, a 70-year-old woman was killed in Goulburn about 6pm on Friday, and a 54-year-old died in Moruya after crashing his motorbike.
The woman, who cannot be named, told how she feared corporate lawyer Andrew Bretherton would ‘suffocate' her in the bedroom of his ‘small flat in a grand building' after he pushed her face into the pillow with his ‘semi-professional tennis arm'.
In an interview which was recorded at Kensington Police station in 2018 the woman revealed how she had urged Bretherton to ‘slow down' as he continuously ‘shoved his hands down my pants' and ‘fondled my breasts'.
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But it will be Kyrgios's showdown with Nadal that will likely sell out Ken Rosewall Arena after Group C and Group D - which comprises the USA, Germany and Great Britain - were drawn to play the round-robin stages in Sydney.
They heard how Bretherton - who denies two counts of rape - allegedly played the Guns ‘n Roses song ‘Welcome to the jungle' at his Kensington home before ‘going in for the kill' and raping the ‘unworldly' university graduate.
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Swiatek and world No.11 Hubert Hurkacz will spearhead second-seeded Poland, with third seeds the USA featuring a wealth of talent including world No.3 Jessica Pegula, ninth-ranked Taylor Fritz, world No.11 Madison Keys and charismatic US Open semi-finalist Frances Tiafoe.
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