The Australian Open is one of the four major annual tennis tournaments known as the Grand Slam events. It is held in Melbourne, Australia, primarily in January. Established in 1905, it is the first Grand Slam tournament of the calendar year and features competitions for men’s and women’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. The tournament is played on hard courts, specifically the Plexicushion surface, and is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, innovative facilities, and equality in prize money for male and female competitors. The Australian Open attracts top tennis players from around the world and is celebrated for its sportsmanship and community engagement.
Keys Advances with Grit In an electrifying showdown at the Australian Open, No.19 seed Madison Keys from the United States showcased her tenacity by clinching a hard-fought win against No.6…