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Australian Open 2025 : All You Need to Know

As the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open 2025 promises thrilling tennis action, with top players vying for glory in Melbourne. Defending champions Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner return to the tournament with high expectations, while legendary figures like Novak Djokovic aim to further cement their legacies.

Here’s everything you need to know about the schedule, key players, and how to watch this year’s Australian Open.

Key Storylines

Defending Champions: Aryna Sabalenka & Jannik Sinner

  • Aryna Sabalenka enters the tournament as the women’s world No. 1 and recently won the Brisbane warm-up tournament, beating Polina Kudermetova in a hard-fought final.
  • Jannik Sinner, the men’s defending champion, looks to put a controversial 2024 behind him after being cleared of any doping-related negligence.

Novak Djokovic’s Pursuit of Greatness

  • With 10 Australian Open titles already, Novak Djokovic eyes his 11th Melbourne crown and 25th career Grand Slam title.
  • Djokovic’s coaching team now includes former rival and tennis legend Andy Murray, adding a fascinating dynamic to his camp.

How to Watch

The Australian Open will be broadcast on ESPN platforms, including ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+. For those without cable, you can stream matches on Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Schedule and Match Times

Time Difference

Melbourne is 16 hours ahead of the U.S. East Coast. Matches begin on Saturday, January 11 (U.S. time).

Full Match Schedule (U.S. Eastern Time)

  • Day 1 (Saturday, January 11):
    • Men’s & Women’s Singles Round 1
    • Broadcast begins at 7:00 PM on ESPN+.
  • Day 2 (Sunday, January 12):
    • Round 1 continues
    • Broadcast begins at 3:00 AM on ESPN2.
  • Day 3 to Day 14: Matches progress through the second round, third round, and quarterfinals. Key broadcast times:
    • Evening matches: 7:30 PM (ESPN+)
    • Morning matches: 3:00 AM (ESPN2).
  • Day 15 (Saturday, January 25):
    • Women’s Final
    • Broadcast begins at 3:30 AM on ESPN.
  • Day 16 (Sunday, January 26):
    • Men’s Final
    • Broadcast begins at 3:30 AM on ESPN.

What to Expect

  • Action-Packed Matches: With stars like Djokovic, Sabalenka, and Sinner headlining, fans can expect fierce competition.
  • Rising Stars: Keep an eye on emerging talents looking to upset the veterans.
  • Historic Moments: Djokovic’s pursuit of his 11th title and Sabalenka’s bid to dominate the women’s game could define the tournament.

The 2025 Australian Open promises unforgettable tennis action, showcasing the sport’s finest athletes. Don’t miss a moment of this prestigious tournament as it unfolds in Melbourne!

Nabeel Ahmed

I hold a BBA and MBA and possess a deep-seated passion for news and current affairs. I am a dedicated and results-oriented individual with a strong desire to contribute to the world of news writing.

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