Australian Open
December 13, 1982: The day Johan Kriek achieved an unprecedented Australian Open double
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate an important moment in tennis history. On this day, Johan Kriek won the Australian Open for the second time in one year.. and he beat the same player, Steve Denton
Alexandre Sokolowski
December 13, 2023
Cornet to play record-extending 68th straight Grand Slam thanks to Australian Open wildcard
The Frenchwoman's run goes all the way back to the French Open of 2006
Simon Cambers
December 11, 2023
December 11, 1983: The day clay-court star Wilander won the Australian Open on grass
On this day, December 11, 1983, Mats Wilander triumphed on the Australian Open grass to defeating Ivan Lendl in the final. much to everyone's surprise
Alexandre Sokolowski
December 11, 2023
“This country is very special to me” – Wozniacki excited to play Australian Open again
Caroline Wozniacki has not played at the Australian Open since retiring there in 2020 after a third-round loss to Ons Jabeur
Jérémy Baudu
December 9, 2023
Kyrgios confirms he will miss 2024 Australian Open
The Australian missed almost all of this season, having been sidelined by wrist, knee and foot injuries throughout the year
Jamie Malachy
December 9, 2023
5 months ago
December 8, 1985: The day a teenager named Edberg reached his first Grand Slam final beating then world No 1 Lendl
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the biggest moments...
Alexandre Sokolowski
5 months ago
December 7, 1985: The day Navratilova defeated her greatest rival Evert in the final of the Australian Open
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to an important moment...
Alexandre Sokolowski
5 months ago
December 6, 1984: The day Sukova prevented Navratilova from completing the calendar-year Grand Slam
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to the biggest moments...
Alexandre Sokolowski
5 months ago
Caroline Wozniacki leads first wave of Australian Open wild cards
The first wild cards for the first Grand Slam of 2024 have been...
Carrie Dunn
5 months ago
December 5, 1982: The day Chris Evert won the Australian Open to complete the career Grand Slam
Every day Tennis Majors looks back to the biggest moments in tennis history....
Simon Cambers
5 months ago
December 4, 1985: The day John McEnroe was enraged by Zivojinovic’s sandwich break
Every day, Tennis Majors loks back to a momentous day in tennis history....
Alexandre Sokolowski
5 months ago
2024 Australian Open preview: What you need to know
After one of the best years of his career, Novak Djokovic is the...
Jérémy Baudu
6 months ago
Nick Kyrgios will hope to put 2023 disappointment behind him
The Australian has endured a difficult season, one almost entirely decimated by injury....
Jamie Malachy
6 months ago
Ivanisevic wary of Nadal for 2024: “I’m convinced he’ll be dangerous on his comeback, especially at Roland-Garros”
Goran Ivanisevic will never rule out a legend
Jérémy Baudu
6 months ago
Rafael Nadal on playing the Australian Open? “I can’t confirm information I don’t know”
The Spaniard may be back in January in Australia... Or maybe not. The...
Carole Bouchard
7 months ago
Tiley confirms that Nadal will play 2024 Australian Open; agent says no schedule for comeback yet – updated with Nadal comments
The Spaniard has not played since January this year when he lost in...
Haresh Ramchandani
7 months ago
Australian Open to start on a Sunday in 2024, becomes 15-day event
An additional day will be added to the Australian Open in 2024, in...
Bren Gray
8 months ago
Wozniacki ends 2023 season, Australian Open next target
The Dane will shut down her 2023 season after her US Open exit
Carrie Dunn
9 months ago
P1 Travel brings Europe to the Australian Open 2024 as an official travel agent of the Grand Slam event
Iconic blue courts, world-class players – the first Grand Slam of the season...
Tennis Majors
11 months ago
Novak Djokovic and the records that could keep him motivated over the next few years
The 36-year-old already owns most records in men's tennis but there are few...
Simon Cambers