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Australian Open 2023 schedule and format: dates, games, times, bracket

The Grand Slam season kicks off on Monday in Melbourne, Australia, at the Australian Open. Here is everything you need to know about the tournament

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The first tennis Grand Slam of the year, Australia Open 2023, is getting closer by the day and everyone’s attention will shift to Melbourne starting Sunday, Jan. 15.

The tournament, which will take place at Melbourne Park, will conclude on Sunday, January 29 with the men’s singles final, as the women’s singles final will be played the night before.

How does the Australia Open work?

The Australian Open draw works the same as every other Grand Slam tournament.

Unseeded players are randomly set across the bracket with the two top-ranked opponents placed at opposite ends to secure they don’t face each other until the final. The seeded players remaining are then randomly drawn to determine the entirety of first-round matches as well as the overall tournament schedule.

The seeds and draws of the 2023 tournament have already been established, setting the stage for tennis players to compete for a pool of $76.5 million in prize money.

Australian Open 2023 details

  • Dates: Jan. 15 - 29
  • Location: Melbourne Park, Australia
  • Watch: ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN+
  • Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

Australian Open 2023 schedule

(All times ET)

DateRoundTime
Sun, Jan. 151st Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Mon, Jan. 161st Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Tues, Jan 172nd Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Wed, Jan 182nd Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Thurs, Jan 193rd Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Fri, Jan 203rd Round6:00 a.m. - finish
Sat, Jan. 21Round of 166:00 a.m. - finish
Sun, Jan 22Round of 166:00 a.m. - finish
Mon, Jan. 23Quarterfinals6:00 a.m. - finish
Tue, Jan. 24QuarterfinalsTBD
Wed, Jan. 25SemifinalsTBD
Thurs, Jan 26Women’s SemifinalsTBD
Frid, Jan 27Men’s SemifinalsTBD
Sat, Jan 28Women’s FinalsTBD
Sun Jan. 29Men’s Singles FinalsTBD

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