The Australian Open is officially over! Men's singles "Xin" Wang ascended the throne, A Saba defended the title, and Xie Shuwei won two championships
The 2024 Australian Open ended on January 28, kicking off the new season. The Australian Open not only witnessed a historic men's singles title, but also produced a series of exciting stories in the women's singles and doubles competitions.
The men's singles competition became the focus of attention, and Sinner made it all the way to win this year's men's singles championship. Sinner's victory was not only the pinnacle of his career, but also a first in the history of the Australian Open. The player showed strong form in a metamorphosis that began in the second half of last year, and continued into this year's Australian Open. In the first 5 rounds, Sinner played with ease and did not drop a set. In the semi-finals, he faced 10-time champion Novak Djokovic without conceding a break point. In the end, Sinner managed to defeat Medvedev in the final and win his first Grand Slam title. His success made him the only non-Big Three champion at the Australian Open in the last 10 years, ushering in a new era in the men's singles competition.
In the women's singles, Italy's Sabalenka showed all-round strength, and her opponent was difficult to parry. However, the biggest surprise in this year's women's singles came from China's Zheng Qinwen. Zheng Qinwen, who played as the No. 12 seed, made it all the way to the final. This makes her the first Chinese player to reach the singles final of a Grand Slam tournament after Li Na at the Australian Open 14 years. Although he failed to win the cup in the end, Zheng Qinwen has already walked on the glorious road to making history.
In the doubles competition, a veteran has come to the fore. Hsieh became a double champion at this year's Australian Open, winning the women's doubles and mixed doubles titles with her partners Mertens and Zielinski respectively. This makes Hsieh the first player in 24 years since Stubbs in 2000 to win both the women's doubles and mixed doubles at the Australian Open. Her success shows the great value of experience and chemistry in doubles.
In Men's Doubles, Indian veteran Popana was the most eye-catching figure. At the age of 43, he won his first Grand Slam title, setting the record for the oldest to win the title, and also became world number one with his partner Abdden. Popana's success became a tear-jerking story and a showcase for the older players to be competitive at a high level.
In the mixed doubles, Xie Shuwei once again showed her outstanding performance, partnering with Zielinsky to win the championship. This made her the first player to win both the women's doubles and mixed doubles at the Australian Open, setting a new all-time record.
Let two chase three! Mei always became the background board again, and Sinner reversed to win the first Grand Slam, setting a number of records in one battle
In the men's singles final of this year's Australian Open, we witnessed a counterattack by a young star, a miracle birth of a 22-year-old player. Sinner, in this finale, won his first Grand Slam title in a reversal way, becoming the biggest highlight of this year's Australian Open.
First of all, what made this win even more remarkable was Sinner's age. The 22-year-old completed his comeback against Medvedev in an unbelievable way by winning three sets in a row. Despite the twists and turns, the 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 results were a huge inspiration to his younger generation of players. This match is not only a fierce battle between opponents, but also a concentrated embodiment of the rise of young power.
Sinner's first appearance at the Australian Open was his first time, but his lack of experience showed great adaptability in crucial moments. In the semi-finals, he faced defending champion Novak Djokovic, who easily eliminated his opponent and declared an early title defense. This victory not only allowed him to advance to the final, but also laid the groundwork for the final counterattack.
The men's singles final of the Australian Open, one of the four Grand Slam tournaments of the year, has been the finale of the season. This year, the Australian Open culminated in a comeback from young players, bringing the season to a successful conclusion.
This year's Australian Open men's singles final has become a magnificent battle. Medvedev, who has reached the final of the Australian Open twice, is playing for the third time this year. He has been in excellent form, reaching the final with six consecutive victories. However, in the face of Sinner's youthful onslaught, he also got into a tough battle in the final.
Medvedev's head-to-head history with Sinner adds even more drama to this final. The two have a record of nine meetings, with Medvedev winning six in a row. However, Sinner has returned the favor with three straight wins in recent matchups, showing his technical and mental growth. This final is not only a duel between two players, but also a historic collision, a contest between tradition and the new generation.
Sinner became a record-setter in several areas at the Australian Open. First of all, he became the first post-00 player to win the Australian Open men's singles title, opening a new chapter for a new generation of players on the Grand Slam stage. What's even more remarkable is that Sinner is the only player to win the Australian Open men's singles title in the past 10 years without being a member of the Big Three, a feat that has redefined the history of the Australian Open.
Sinner not only became the first post-00 player to win the men's singles title at the Australian Open, but he also became the second post-00 player to win a Grand Slam title. This marks the rise of a new generation of players and heralds a quiet change in the era of tennis. The onslaught of young power is not only a personal feat for Sinner, but also a powerful challenge to the traditional overlord.
Sinner's match was the 35th five-set match at the Australian Open this year, setting the record for the most five-set matches in a single Grand Slam tournament and tying the record set at the 1983 US Open. This game is not only exciting on a technical level, but also a chapter that has been engraved in the long history of history.
Medvedev played four five-set matches at this year's Australian Open, setting a new record for the number of five-set matches in a single Grand Slam tournament. His performance was not only a fierce rivalry between rivals, but also a new chapter in the history of sport. This Australian Open not only witnessed the rise of Sinner, but also recorded the immortal legend of Medvedev.
In a perfect end to the season, Sinner's victory was not only the pinnacle of his career, but also an inspiration to a new generation of players. His victory teaches us that youth is not an obstacle, but a strength, the beginning of infinite possibilities. The Australian Open is not only the end of a match, but also the beginning of a new era.
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