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Quarters in France and semis in New York, Pablo enjoyed Slam success in 2017 - but will that continue with increased competition?

Ended 2017 in scary-good form and he's capable of beating anyone on his day. Despite no real success in Melbourne, he's definitely a smokey.

Milos Raonic said Roger proved a lot of people wrong when he took a chunk of 2016 off to get ripe for the AO – can Novak do the same?

Maybe it’s just not Sam’s Slam? Since 2007, Querrey has failed to make it past the third round of the Australian Open – will 2018 be any different? Here's hoping.

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After three straight 4th rounds from '13-'15, KA has fallen off an Australian Open cliff. Will the recent US Open final get him back on track?

After a down year, can Tsonga use the Australian Open to bounce back? Always good for the 2nd week in Melbourne.

With a sore hip, 2017's top seed is racing against time to be fit for Melbourne. You would hate to be on his side of the draw.

See Querrey, Sam. Through 10 years, Isner's game hasn't been cut out for two gruelling weeks of best-of-fives. Will that change? Again, here's hoping.

The good: only man to win a title on all three surfaces in 2017. The bad: never made it past the first round of the Australian Open.

An Australian Open favourite. Berdych has made the QF or SF six of the past seven years but a down year suggests he's on the way out. Hope not.

Agut has been sneaky-good at the Australian Open; reached the final 16 three times from the past four years - can he take the next step?

Three years on since Nick's magical quarterfinal run in Melbourne. Fans are hungry for another one. A happy and healthy Nick will oblige.