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Australian Open 2026 dates announced | AO Australian Open 2026 will unfold at Melbourne Park from 12 January to 1 February Kicking off with the increasingly popular Opening Week and concluding with the men’s singles final at Rod Laver Arena, fans can expect three weeks of unforgettable tennis and entertainment AO 2025 welcomed more than 1 2 million fans through the gates, proving the year’s first major remains one of the most
Australian Open 2026 seeds | AO The 32 seeded players for the Australian Open 2026 main draw have been confirmed ahead of Thursday’s official draw ceremony at Melbourne Park
How to watch the Australian Open 2026 draw | AO The Australian Open 2026 official draw will be conducted from 2 30pm AEDT on Thursday 15 January Hosted by Todd Woodbridge and Jelena Dokic, the ceremony will see the men’s and women’s singles main draws unveiled, setting the stage for first-round matches which begin Sunday 18 January – as
Australian Open 2026 entry lists released | AO Exceptionally strong fields and thrilling storylines come together with the release of the entry lists for Australian Open 2026, where the main-draw action begins 18 January
AO 2026 Day 1 preview: Alcaraz answers the call - Australian Open MORE: AO 2026 men's singles draw At the end of last year, having finished as year-end No 1 for the second time, the Spaniard was posed with his first hypothetical choice – a maiden Australian Open trophy, or two of the other major titles in 2026 His immediate ambition was clear, and the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup won out
All systems go for rested Djokovic at AO 2026 - Australian Open But Djokovic continues to make history and break records himself at Australian Open 2026 In the last week alone, he collected win No 100 at the Australian Open, became the first player to reach 400 wins at Grand Slams and overtook Roger Federer for the most men’s quarterfinals in tournament history The last of those achievements came without striking a ball, as Jakub Mensik — the 20-year
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