Draw 128 · Hard · fast pace · Melbourne · UTC+11
Draw 128 · Fast hard · Melbourne

2026 champion
Elena Rybakina(5)(5) · WTA #1def. Sabalenka A. (1)6–4 4–6 6–4Mon 19 Jan7 wins, 1 set droppedRecent champions
Recent champions2026 Rybakina E. · 2025 Keys M.
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Main draw · 130 of 130 played130 / 130About the tournament
Australian Open is a women's WTA Tour tournament held in Melbourne, Australia. The 2026 edition was held 12–23 January 2026 on hard courts. The singles draw features 128 players competing from the round of 128 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.
Hard courts give a true, medium-paced bounce that suits all-court tennis and rewards clean, consistent ball-striking. Here the courts play at a medium-fast pace, rewards aggression and first-strike tennis.
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Frequently asked · Australian Open 2026Frequently asked
Who won Australian Open 2026?
Elena Rybakina won Australian Open 2026, defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the final.
What was the score in the Australian Open 2026 final?
Elena Rybakina beat Aryna Sabalenka 6-4 4-6 6-4 in the Australian Open 2026 final.
Who reached the Australian Open 2026 final?
The Australian Open 2026 final was contested by Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka.
What surface is Australian Open played on?
Australian Open is played on hard.
How fast is the court at Australian Open?
Australian Open plays at a fast pace — our court pace index is 71 out of 100, where a higher number means a faster court.
What category is Australian Open?
Australian Open is part of the WTA Tour.