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Carlos Alcaraz
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Carlos AlcarazElena RybakinaAustralian Open 2026
·Grand Slam·HardJan 18 – Feb 1, 2026Melbourne
ChampionsCarlos Alcaraz&Elena Rybakina
Carlos Alcaraz&Elena RybakinaAustralian Open 2026
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Australian Open 2026: dates, draw, prize money and everything you need to know
When was Australian Open 2026?
From Jan 18 – Feb 1, 2026.
Where is Australian Open played?
In Melbourne, Australia, on hard courts.
What level is Australian Open?
One of the four Grand Slams — the biggest titles in tennis, with both ATP and WTA main draws.
How many players are recorded in the draw?
128 ATP players and 128 WTA players are currently recorded in our match data.
Who won Australian Open 2026?
Carlos Alcaraz won the ATP title and Elena Rybakina won the WTA title.