Code switch: Rugby league boss Abdo expected to lead Tennis Australia
Andrew Abdo, the current CEO of the NRL, is expected to take over as the new head of Tennis Australia following Craig Tiley's departure. Abdo has a successful track record in rugby league, overseeing significant growth and innovations in the sport. The transition comes as Tennis Australia looks to expand and improve its operations under new leadership.
- ▪Abdo is anticipated to be confirmed as Tennis Australia's new CEO after resigning from his position at the NRL.
- ▪He has been credited with record attendance and TV ratings during his tenure in rugby league.
- ▪Tennis Australia is exploring expansion opportunities for the Australian Open, including discussions with local government and sports clubs.
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| Publication time | Mon, 25 May 2026 12:29:22 +1000 |
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