Hugo Gaston v Jannik Sinner Full Match | Australian Open 2026 First Round
Australian Open · Aug 4
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At a glance
The Australian Open is a Grand Slam hard-court ATP event, typically held in January. First held in 2017, the tournament has been contested 10 times. The event is staged in Melbourne, with the draw running through the week leading up to its Sunday final. The singles main draw carries 128 players. Recent editions have carried a prize pool of around $58.5M. Most singles titles on record: Novak Djokovic (10 titles). The 2026 edition was won by Carlos Alcaraz, defeating Novak Djokovic 2-6 6-2 6-3 7-5.
Read more on Wikipedia →- Surface
- hard
- Draw size
- 128
- Prize money
- $58,500,000
- First held
- 2017
- Editions in our archive
- 10
- Typically runs in
- January
Mon, Jan 19 · 2026
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