The 2025 Australian Open, the 113th edition of this iconic tournament, is underway at Melbourne Park from 12–26 January 2025, serving as the year's first Grand Slam. Events include singles, doubles, and mixed doubles for professionals, alongside junior and wheelchair tournaments. Kia remains the main sponsor, continuing its long-standing partnership with the event.
- Defending Champions:
- Men's Singles: Jannik Sinner (Italy)
- Women's Singles: Aryna Sabalenka (two-time defending champion)
- Notable Storylines:
- Novak Djokovic aims for a record-extending 11th Australian Open title and 25th major title.
- Carlos Alcaraz seeks to become the youngest man to complete a career Grand Slam.
- Hady Habib made history as the first Lebanese player to qualify for and win a match in a major during the Open Era.
- João Fonseca became the first teenager to defeat a top-10 player on his major debut since 2002.
The tournament continues to be a platform for record-breaking moments and emerging stars, captivating tennis enthusiasts worldwide.
Australian Open 2025 Overview
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. When is the Australian Open 2025 scheduled?
The tournament takes place from 6–26 January 2025, with the main draw starting on 12 January.
2. Who are the defending champions?
Jannik Sinner is the defending men's singles champion, and Aryna Sabalenka is the two-time defending women's singles champion.
3. What are some record-breaking achievements in 2025?
- Novak Djokovic played his 430th major match, surpassing Roger Federer’s record.
- João Fonseca and other teenagers defeated top-10 players, marking a historic milestone.
4. How does the Australian Open 2025 differ from previous editions?
The tournament continues its Sunday main-draw start, introduced in 2024, which has been enthusiastically received by fans.
5. When do tickets for the 2025 Australian Open go on sale?
Tickets were scheduled to go on sale in October 2024.
For further details, visit the official Australian Open website.
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