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Open de Australia 2026

The triumph of silence. Photo: Gettyimages

The triumph of silence

Elena Rybakina claimed the title of the 2026 Australian Open quietly, but with a tremendous tennis game that, combined with a great preseason, makes her a contender for everything this year.

Alcaraz and Djokovic will meet again in Australia after their match last year. Source: Getty

Analysis of the 2026 Australian Open final, Alcaraz vs Djokovic: The old guard challenges the current empire

We focus on the match that will decide the first Grand Slam champion of the year. Carlos or Nole? The Murcian's Career Grand Slam or the 25th for the Serbian? Melbourne will deliver the verdict.

WTA Ranking: Rybakina storms into third place, Gauff moves down, and Badosa experiences a significant drop. Photo: Gettyimages

WTA Ranking: Rybakina storms into third place, Gauff drops, and Badosa suffers a big drop

The Australian Open champion returns to the podium and already eyes Swiatek's second place, while the American drops out of the top 3 and the Spaniard falls nearly 40 positions.
 

Rybakina: "I always trusted that I could return to my level". Photo: Getty

Rybakina: "I always believed I could return to my level"

Elena Rybakina, champion at the 2026 Australian Open and the upcoming world number three, shares her emotions after the triumph in Melbourne.

Sabalenka: "I am very upset with myself, I did my best." Photo: Getty

Sabalenka: "I am very upset with myself, I gave my best"

Aryna Sabalenka confesses her discomfort after losing the 2026 Australian Open final against Elena Rybakina: "She was better".