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with the AO Show podcast. ALL NEWS $1300.00 Buy Now T-Shirt Round Logo$45.00 Buy Now  AO Visor Colour Block$30.00 Buy Now Ticket to AO23Looking for a taste of the AO23 action or don’t want to miss a second of the Tournament? The International offers tickets to single sessions or multi-day access so you can select the experience that is best for your trip to the first Grand Slam of the year. Choose Your Australian Open 2023 AccessSingle Day AccessGet single-day access to a day or night session at the 2023 Australian Open. Buy Now Multi-Day AccessExperience two to four days of Australian Open action with multi-day packages. Buy Now Interested In Access?Interested in finding out more information about attending the Australian Open 2023 with The International? Fill out the form below. The Australian Open is an annual tennis tournament that is held at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Australia. Along with Wimbledon, the French Open, and the US Open, it is one of the four grand slam tennis tournaments, with the Australian Open being the first of the four grand slams played each year. When does the 2023 Australian Open take place?The Aussie Open usually begins in mid-January and runs for a total of two weeks with the 2023 tournament being held from the 16th to the 29th of January 2023. See below for the expected schedule for the 2023 tournament in Melbourne: 2023 Australian Open Schedule (Singles)
The dates for when the draws for the 2023 tournament in Melbourne will take place have not yet been released but in 2022 the draws for the men’s and women’s singles tournament were made on the Thursday before the start of the tournament (13 January 2022), so it is likely that the 2023 draws will take place on the 12th of January 2023 (TBC). The draw size for the men’s and women’s singles will be 128 with 32 seeded players in each draw. The men’s and women’s doubles will have a draw size of 64, while the mixed doubles event will have a draw size of 32. Singles Draws: TBD Doubles Draws: TBD Mixed Doubles Draw: TBD 2023 Australian Open PlayersThe entry list for the 2023 tournament has not yet been released but below is a selection of players who participated in the 2022 tournament. ATP Players
WTA Players
How do you Get Tickets to the Australian Open in 2023?Tickets for the Aussie Open each year usually go on sale on the TicketMaster website sometime in December each year. According to the official tournament website, tickets for the 2023 tournament will go on sale on Wednesday, 12th of October 2022. In previous years, you could buy tickets to one of the main show courts (Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, and John Cain Arena (previously Melbourne Arena)) or you could choose to buy a Grounds Pass that will give you access to the smaller courts. If you want to have a chance of watching some of the bigger names in tennis like Nadal, Federer, or Swiatek play at the Aussie Open then you need to get a Rod Laver Arena ticket as this is where most of the big matches are played. Who are the Current Australian Open Champions and runner ups?Below is a list of the current Aussie Open Champions and runner-ups from the 2022 tournament. 2022 Men’s Singles Winners and Runner-upsThe defending champion in the men’s singles tournament is Rafael Nadal who beat Daniil Medvedev 2-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 in the 2022 men’s singles final. In doing so, Nadal became the first open era player to come back from two sets down in the Australian Open Singles final to win.
2022 Women’s Singles Winners and Runner-upsAshleigh Barty won the 2022 women’s singles tournament after beating Danielle Collins in the final 6–3, 7–6. Barty became the first Australian woman to win the Aussie Open since Chris O’Neil won the tournament in 1978 (over 40 years ago). As Barty retired shortly after her victory last year, there will be no defending champion in the women’s singles draw in 2023.
2022 Men’s Doubles Winners and Runner-ups
2022 Women’s Doubles Winners and Runner-ups
2022 Mixed Doubles Winners and Runner-ups
Australian Open Prize MoneyPrize money for all events played at the 2022 tournament was approximately $AUD 75.5 million dollars which was a small increase from the prize money that was paid out for the 2021 tournament ($AUD 75 million). NB: Information on prize money for the 2023 tournament will be released closer to the start of the tournament. Singles Prize Money 2022 and 2021The winners of the 2022 Gentleman’s and Ladies’ Singles events (Ashleigh Barty and Rafael Nadal) won $AUD2,875,000 each. 2022 Singles Prize money at all levels rose between 2.5-5% when compared to the prize money awarded at the 2021 tournament.
Doubles Prize Money (Per Team) 2022 and 2021Similar to the prize money increases seen in the singles event, the prize money awarded at all levels of the doubles tournament increased from 2021 levels.
Mixed Doubles Prize Money (Per Team) 2022 and 2021The winners of the 2022 Mixed Doubles Kristina Mladenovic and Ivan Dodig won $AUD154,500 ($AUD77,250 each) in prize money while the runner-ups Jaimee Fourlis and Jason Kubler won $AUD87,550 ($AUD43,775 each).
Where to stay when attending the Australian Open TennisBelow are a couple of options for hotels close to Melbourne Park. The Grand Hyatt Melbourne – If you are looking for a luxury option when visiting the tournament then The Grand Hyatt Melbourne is a great option. The Grand Hyatt is a five-star hotel located on Collins Street and is a short 10-minute walk from Melbourne Park. Ink Hotel Melbourne Southbank – If you are on a budget, then a good option would be the Ink Hotel Melbourne Southbank which is around a 5-minute drive from Melbourne park. Tips for First Visitors to Melbourne ParkTry and stay in a hotel close to Melbourne Park – There are plenty of hotels near Melbourne Park as it will make your life much easier if your hotel is within walking distance of the park. Be prepared for the weather – Temperatures in Melbourne can be as high as 79 degrees Fahrenheit (26 degrees Celsius) in January so it is important that you have adequate sunblock and that you reapply when necessary. Aim to attend the Open in the first week – I would recommend going to the Aussie Open in the first week as if you only have a grounds pass then you still have a good chance of seeing some top players playing in some of the smaller outside courts. If you purchase a ground pass in the second week of the tournament, then there will be fewer singles matches played on the outside courts. Where can you watch the Australian Open on TV or Online?How to watch the Australian Open in EuropeTennis Australia struck a long-term broadcast rights extension with US media giant Discovery which means you will be able to watch the Aussie Open on Discovery’s Eurosport channel all across Europe until 2031. How to watch the Australian Open From the USThe best way to watch the tournament from the US is on ESPN or the Tennis Channel as they both provide coverage of the Aussie Open each year. How to watch Australian Open from Other CountriesI would recommend checking out the Aussie Open Official website as they have a full list of broadcast partners from across the world. What dates are the Australian Open tennis on in 2023?The Australian Open is traditionally held in the first month of each year. The new edition of the tennis competition is January 16-29, 2023. Championship participants will challenge trophies for about two weeks.
Where is Australian Open 2023?Melbourne ParkAustralian Open 2023 / Locationnull
What dates is the Australian Open running in 2022?When will the Australian Open take place in 2022? The Australian Open is usually held every year in mid-January (with the exception of a delay until February in 2021 because of the Covid-19 pandemic). The 2022 edition is scheduled to start on January 17 and to end on January 30.
How many rounds are there in Australian Open?How Many Rounds, Sets, and Players in the Australian Open? In common with the other three major championships, the singles events at the Australian Open accept 128 players each, including 32 seeds. This means that if a player is to emerge victorious in the tournament they must win 7 rounds.
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