Documents the 8 News Now Investigators obtained Thursday reveal more about a large immigration-related protest Monday in the east valley.

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Danielle Collins gave the hostile crowd a roasting after beating local favourite Destanee Aiava in the second round of the Australian Open on Thursday, blowing kisses at the booing fans and thanking ...

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American tennis star Danielle Collins became public enemy No.1 in Australian tennis circles overnight, including a moment that largely went overlooked in her fiery clash against a local hope.

Collins blew kisses to the displeased crowd after defeating Australia's Destanee Aiava Robert Prange/Getty Danielle Collins got the last laugh — and a "big fat paycheck" — at the 2025 ...

MELBOURNE, Australia -- When world No. 11 American Danielle Collins retires from playing tennis, she might just have a future in professional wrestling after she played up a hostile crowd during ...