The major disruptive changes in the world tennis scene will take place in 2028, with the introduction of a new Masters 1000 in Saudi Arabia, making the ATP calendar for 2027 a continuum. There will be no major novelties in the annual structure, with the 2027 Australian Open kicking off on January 17 and starting the year with competition already on January 1.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Este será el calendario ATP en 2027
We analyze which potential matchups the title favorites could face in the 2026 Australian Open, with special attention to the paths of Alcaraz, Sinner, and Djokovic.
Novak Djokovic does not give up on the dream of becoming the first tennis player of all time to win 25 Grand Slam titles. It seems increasingly difficult, but part of his chances rely on the 2026 Australian Open, where he arrives with confidence in terms of tennis level, based on his good performance last year, but also with doubts regarding his physical condition. He will need to bring out his best version to advance.
R1 - Pedro Martínez
R2 - Atmane / Qualifier
R3 - Nakashima / Bautista / Van de Zandschulp
R4 - Mensik / Griekspoor / Hurkacz
QF - Fritz / Musetti / Lehecka
SF - Sinner / Shelton / Ruud
F - Alcaraz / Zverev
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Bad luck continues to plague Thanasi Kokkinakis, who will not be able to participate in the 2026 Australian Open due to the shoulder problems he suffered in Adelaide this week. The Australian's ordeal keeps adding chapters, frustrating a unique talent with tremendous competitive spirit.
Unfortunately after speaking with my team and doctors I have made the decision to pull out of the @AustralianOpen singles. After an incredibly tough year this was the event I was looking forward to the most but I’m not ready yet.
— Thanasi Kokkinakis (@TKokkinakis) January 15, 2026
We will still give doubles a go
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This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Kokkinakis anuncia su baja del Open de Australia 2026
Carlos Alcaraz faces the monumental challenge in this 2026 Australian Open of conquering the title for the first time in the first Grand Slam of the season, thus becoming the youngest tennis player of all time to win all four majors. It won't be easy as there are players in his path who can surprise him if he is not fully concentrated and performing at a high level of tennis.
R1 - Walton
R2 - Hanfmann / Qualifier
R3 - Moutet / Korda
R4 - Paul / Davidovich
QF - De Miñaur / Bublik / Cobolli
SF - Zverev / Medvedev / Auger-Aliassime
F - Sinner / Djokovic
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así queda el posible cuadro de Carlos Alcaraz en el Open de Australia 2026
Jannik Sinner starts as a strong favorite for the title at the 2026 Australian Open, but now he needs to prove it on the court. His affinity with the courts of this tournament is undeniable, but he faces a new stage in his career where he is opting for a more varied style of play with a long-term perspective. Along his path, there are opponents who could potentially trouble him if he doesn't perform at his best.
R1 - Gaston
R2 - Duckworth / Qualifier
R3 - Fonseca / Nardi
R4 - Khachanov / Darderi / Mpetshi-Perricard
QF - Shelton / Ruud / Shapovalov
SF - Djokovic / Musetti / Fritz
F - Alcaraz / Zverev
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Este es el posible cuadro de Jannik Sinner en el Open de Australia 2026
Dream fulfilled much earlier than expected. Rafael Jódar will compete for the first time in a Grand Slam main draw in this 2026 Australian Open, just a few weeks after opting for professionalism and showcasing his exquisite potential. The player from Madrid won in the final round of the qualifying stage against Luca Van Assche, with a score of 6-3 0-6 6-1, propelling him to a definitive draw where he could be a tough opponent for anyone.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Rafa Jódar disputará el cuadro final del Open de Australia 2026
It couldn't be. Jaume Munar was having a good time at the ATP 250 Adelaide 2026, but his hopes were dashed by an inspired Tomas Machac in the quarterfinals, ending his dream of winning the title. The Czech prevailed with a 6-4 6-4 victory, leading the Spaniard to focus on the first Grand Slam of the season.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Munar termina su aventura en Adelaida al caer ante Machac
The major disruptive changes in the world tennis scene will take place in 2028, with the introduction of a new Masters 1000 in Saudi Arabia, making the ATP calendar for 2027 a continuum. There will be no major novelties in the annual structure, with the 2027 Australian Open kicking off on January 17 and starting the year with competition already on January 1.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Este será el calendario ATP en 2027
Bad luck continues to plague Thanasi Kokkinakis, who will not be able to participate in the 2026 Australian Open due to the shoulder problems he suffered in Adelaide this week. The Australian's ordeal keeps adding chapters, frustrating a unique talent with tremendous competitive spirit.
Unfortunately after speaking with my team and doctors I have made the decision to pull out of the @AustralianOpen singles. After an incredibly tough year this was the event I was looking forward to the most but I’m not ready yet.
— Thanasi Kokkinakis (@TKokkinakis) January 15, 2026
We will still give doubles a go
❤️
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Kokkinakis anuncia su baja del Open de Australia 2026
We analyze which potential matchups the title favorites could face in the 2026 Australian Open, with special attention to the paths of Alcaraz, Sinner, and Djokovic.
Carlos Alcaraz faces the monumental challenge in this 2026 Australian Open of conquering the title for the first time in the first Grand Slam of the season, thus becoming the youngest tennis player of all time to win all four majors. It won't be easy as there are players in his path who can surprise him if he is not fully concentrated and performing at a high level of tennis.
R1 - Walton
R2 - Hanfmann / Qualifier
R3 - Moutet / Korda
R4 - Paul / Davidovich
QF - De Miñaur / Bublik / Cobolli
SF - Zverev / Medvedev / Auger-Aliassime
F - Sinner / Djokovic
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así queda el posible cuadro de Carlos Alcaraz en el Open de Australia 2026
Novak Djokovic does not give up on the dream of becoming the first tennis player of all time to win 25 Grand Slam titles. It seems increasingly difficult, but part of his chances rely on the 2026 Australian Open, where he arrives with confidence in terms of tennis level, based on his good performance last year, but also with doubts regarding his physical condition. He will need to bring out his best version to advance.
R1 - Pedro Martínez
R2 - Atmane / Qualifier
R3 - Nakashima / Bautista / Van de Zandschulp
R4 - Mensik / Griekspoor / Hurkacz
QF - Fritz / Musetti / Lehecka
SF - Sinner / Shelton / Ruud
F - Alcaraz / Zverev
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así será el posible cuadro de Novak Djokovic en el Open de Australia 2026
Jannik Sinner starts as a strong favorite for the title at the 2026 Australian Open, but now he needs to prove it on the court. His affinity with the courts of this tournament is undeniable, but he faces a new stage in his career where he is opting for a more varied style of play with a long-term perspective. Along his path, there are opponents who could potentially trouble him if he doesn't perform at his best.
R1 - Gaston
R2 - Duckworth / Qualifier
R3 - Fonseca / Nardi
R4 - Khachanov / Darderi / Mpetshi-Perricard
QF - Shelton / Ruud / Shapovalov
SF - Djokovic / Musetti / Fritz
F - Alcaraz / Zverev
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Este es el posible cuadro de Jannik Sinner en el Open de Australia 2026
Dream fulfilled much earlier than expected. Rafael Jódar will compete for the first time in a Grand Slam main draw in this 2026 Australian Open, just a few weeks after opting for professionalism and showcasing his exquisite potential. The player from Madrid won in the final round of the qualifying stage against Luca Van Assche, with a score of 6-3 0-6 6-1, propelling him to a definitive draw where he could be a tough opponent for anyone.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Rafa Jódar disputará el cuadro final del Open de Australia 2026
It couldn't be. Jaume Munar was having a good time at the ATP 250 Adelaide 2026, but his hopes were dashed by an inspired Tomas Machac in the quarterfinals, ending his dream of winning the title. The Czech prevailed with a 6-4 6-4 victory, leading the Spaniard to focus on the first Grand Slam of the season.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Munar termina su aventura en Adelaida al caer ante Machac
Brazilian player Joao Fonseca confesses what his main challenge is for the 2026 season: "I'm playing well, I have confidence".
It is the big news of the day, without a doubt. Surprising everyone, Jordan Smith managed to secure the One Point Slam trophy at the 2026 Australian Open, and most importantly, the lucrative prize check of one million Australian dollars. This way, Jordan pocketed more than what the quarterfinalists of the first Grand Slam of the season will take home (750,000 Australian dollars).
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jordan Smith ganó más dinero que los cuartofinalistas del Open de Australia 2026
