by ti-amie Complete

Rod Laver Arena
Day session - From 7:30pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
A. Sabalenka 1 vs J. Bouzas Maneiro
Day session - Not before 10:00pm EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
N. Djokovic 7 vs J. Faria Q
Night session - From 3:00am EST
Women's Singles • Round 2
C. Gauff 3 vs J. Burrage
Men's Singles • Round 2
P. Martinez vs A. Zverev 2

Margaret Court Arena
Day session - From 7:30pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
E. Mertens vs J. Pegula 7
Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
Y. Nishioka vs C. Alcaraz 3
Night session - From 3:00am EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
C. Ruud 6 vs J. Mensik
Women's Singles • Round 2
P. Badosa 11 vs T. Gibson WC

John Cain Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
L. Siegemund vs Q. Zheng 5
Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
J. Thompson 27 vs N. Borges

Twilight session - From 1:00am EST
Women's Singles • Round 2
D. Shnaider 12 vs A. Tomljanovic WC
Twilight session - Not before 3:00am EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
J. Draper 15 vs T. Kokkinakis

Kia Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
L. Samsonova 25 vs O. Danilovic
Women's Singles • Round 2
K. Muchova 20 vs N. Osaka
Day session - Not before 10:00pm EST
Men's Singles • Round 2
A. Vukic vs S. Korda 22
Men's Singles • Round 2
A. Davidovich Fokina vs F. Auger-Aliassime 29

1573 Arena
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 2
R. Opelka vs T. Machac 26
Women's Singles • Round 2
A. Pavlyuchenkova 27 vs A. Potapova
Men's Singles • Round 2
K. Nishikori vs T. Paul 12
Women's Singles • Round 2
J. Niemeier vs M. Kostyuk 17

Court 3
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
M. Uchijima vs M. Andreeva 14
Men's Singles • Round 2
R. Carballes Baena vs J. Duckworth
Men's Singles • Round 2
U. Humbert 14 vs H. Habib Q
Women's Singles • Round 2
H. Dart LL vs D. Vekic 18

Court 5
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
S. Bolelli 3/A. Vavassori 3 vs C. Frantzen/H. Jebens
Women's Doubles • Round 1
K. Rakhimova/S. Sorribes Tormo vs A. Danilina 8/I. Khromacheva 8
Day session - Not before 10:00pm EST
Men's Doubles • Round 1
M. Bortolotti/F. Cobolli vs L. Darderi/D. Hidalgo
Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST
Men's Doubles • Round 1
P. Carreno Busta/S. Martos Gornes vs S. Arends/L. Johnson
Men's Doubles • Round 1
H. Heliovaara 6/H. Patten 6 vs R. Bollipalli/R. Seggerman

Court 6
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
S. Lamens vs B. Bencic
Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST
Women's Singles • Round 2
C. Bucsa vs L. Fernandez 30
Men's Singles • Round 2
A. Cazaux vs J. Fearnley
Day session - Not before 12:00am EST
Women's Doubles • Round 1
V. Kudermetova 11/E. Shibahara 11 vs P. Plipuech WC/C. Tsao WC

Court 7
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
T. Maria vs C. Tauson
Men's Singles • Round 2
J. Lehecka 24 vs H. Gaston
Men's Singles • Round 2
Q. Halys vs A. Fils 20
Day session - Not before 12:00am EST
Women's Doubles • Round 1
U. Eikeri/M. Ninomiya vs M. Bouzkova 14/B. Mattek-Sands 14

Court 8
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
J. Murray 12/J. Peers 12 vs B. Gojo/M. Kecmanovic
Men's Doubles • Round 1
Y. Bhambri/A. Olivetti vs T. Schoolkate WC/A. Walton WC
Women's Doubles • Round 1
M. Linette/G. Olmos vs L. Bronzetti/A. Kalinina
Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST
Men's Doubles • Round 1
F. Cerundolo/T. Etcheverry vs J. Cash 11/L. Glasspool 11
Men's Doubles • Round 1
P. Nouza/P. Rikl vs S. Doumbia 16/F. Reboul 16

Court 12
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
A. Bublik/A. Shevchenko vs A. Behar/R. Galloway
Women's Doubles • Round 1
D. Collins/D. Krawczyk vs G. Dabrowski 2/E. Routliffe 2
Women's Doubles • Round 1
K. Siniakova 1/T. Townsend 1 vs F. Stollar/L. Sun
Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST
Women's Doubles • Round 1
M. Kato/R. Zarazua vs S. Kenin 10/M. Niculescu 10
Women's Doubles • Round 1
A. Krunic/N. Stojanovic vs K. Birrell WC/O. Gadecki WC

Court 13
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
M. Frech 23 vs A. Blinkova
Men's Singles • Round 2
B. Bonzi vs F. Passaro LL
Men's Doubles • Round 1
M. Polmans WC/M. Romios WC vs M. Guinard/A. Rinderknech
Day session - Not before 12:00am EST
Men's Doubles • Round 1
T. Griekspoor/B. van de Zandschulp vs C. O'Connell/R. Safiullin

Court 14
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
R. Sramkova/V. Tomova vs X. Jiang/Y. Wang
Women's Doubles • Round 1
K. Mladenovic 9/S. Zhang 9 vs M. Kessler/A. Rus
Women's Doubles • Round 1
Y. Putintseva/X. Wang vs X. Wang/S. Zheng
Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST
Women's Doubles • Round 1
S. Errani 4/J. Paolini 4 vs P. Hon WC/D. Saville WC
Men's Doubles • Round 1
N. Lammons 7/J. Withrow 7 vs M. Giron/E. King

Court 15
Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
C. Dolehide/A. Krueger vs S. Aoyama/E. Hozumi
Women's Doubles • Round 1
T. Babos 13/N. Melichar-Martinez 13 vs H. Baptiste/C. McNally
Women's Doubles • Round 1
V. Gracheva/O. Kalashnikova vs M. Lumsden/A. Siskova
Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST
Men's Doubles • Round 1
J. Salisbury 10/N. Skupski 10 vs S. Baez/F. Comesana
Women's Doubles • Round 1
K. Kawa/K. Zimmermann vs E. Alexandrova/Y. Yuan

Please note: this schedule and format is provisional and is subject to alteration without notice (for example, the starting time may change if extreme heat is forecast or the tournament is behind schedule).

For the night session, Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena doors will not be opened for patron access before 6:30 pm for 7:00 pm sessions, and 7:00 pm for 7:30 pm sessions, or less than 30 minutes after the conclusion of the day session, whichever is later.

by ashkor87 a lot of boring, inconsequential matches, except for Osaka-Muchova, which I will try to watch at least one set of..

by Suliso Ruud vs Mensik maybe? But indeed not many amazing matches on paper unless someone surprises us by beating a high seed.

by jazzyg Siegemund takes the first-set tiebreak from Zheng, so that one might get interesting.

by JTContinental Laura Siegemund has succeeded in annoying last year's runner up out of the tournament.

by jazzyg Siegemund played an outstanding match against Gauff in the first round of the U.S. Open two years ago and could have taken her out, but she didn't and Gauff went on to win the tournament.

Siegemund always takes herself seriously even when her ranking indicates she shouldn't.

by JTContinental Tomas Machac seems to have forgotten to wear shorts on court.

by jazzyg Andreeva just won the final four points of the third-set tiebreak to beat Uchijima 10-8.

Andreeva is in no way a contender for the title as others have projected, but that was a nice comeback because it looked like she was going down.

by Owendonovan I want both Muchova and Osaka to win equally, so this is a kind of torture match. I just can't find a way to get into these kind of matches, though I continue to try.

by ashkor87 that was an impressive win by Osaka - the old grand slam champion mode seemed to come back in the last 2 sets. So much for people saying she is all washed up...

by ashkor87 The value of playing doubles ..Siegemund really showed that today ..volleys, touch, angled returns ..

by ashkor87 Ruud's topspun forehand really not effective on hard courts..sits up and begs to be hit.

by Suliso Mensik is also on his way up.

by Owendonovan

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 9:07 am Ruud's topspun forehand really not effective on hard courts..sits up and begs to be hit.

and it was.

by jazzyg I was one of the people who thought Osaka might be washed up.

Very impressive performance in the last two sets. Outstanding.

by Fastbackss

JTContinental wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 2:53 am Tomas Machac seems to have forgotten to wear shorts on court.

It seemed like they got shorter every set

by jazzyg The ATP website had a good note on Fonseca and Mensik. This is the first time two teenagers have beaten top-10 players at a slam since Djokovic and Murray did it at Wimbledon in 2006.

by mick1303 Umpires shall call hindrance and replay the point when something like heckling in 1st set tiebreak of Draper-Kokkinakis happens. These yahoos shall know that when they try to mess with the opponent of the home player, there will be consequences.

by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 3:02 pm I was one of the people who thought Osaka might be washed up.

Very impressive performance in the last two sets. Outstanding.

She’s still got it…and believes. Been listening to her interviews. She said she is serving smarter these days.

by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 2:58 am Andreeva just won the final four points of the third-set tiebreak to beat Uchijima 10-8.

Andreeva is in no way a contender for the title as others have projected, but that was a nice comeback because it looked like she was going down.

She is tough and smart. Great gut-check win for the 17-year-old.

by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 2:32 am Siegemund played an outstanding match against Gauff in the first round of the U.S. Open two years ago and could have taken her out, but she didn't and Gauff went on to win the tournament.

Siegemund always takes herself seriously even when her ranking indicates she shouldn't.

She can be a super tough player. I knew that US Open match would be an upset alert. Gauff was on that hot streak and predicted to win the tournament, and I was like, not so fast, that first-rounder is going to be a dogfight. There’s a really good interview with Siegemund on The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast from last year. It made me see her a new light.

by JTContinental On the opposite end of the spectrum, she's my least favorite player on the tour.

by ponchi101

mick1303 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 6:36 pm Umpires shall call hindrance and replay the point when something like heckling in 1st set tiebreak of Draper-Kokkinakis happens. These yahoos shall know that when they try to mess with the opponent of the home player, there will be consequences.

New rule:
Players playing at home get called for hindrance if a person outside the court heckles the opponent.

Opponent:
How much is it going to cost me to hire 5 guys to heckle me when I am down?

I see your point, but enforcing that would be a nightmare.

by mick1303

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2025 3:16 am

mick1303 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 6:36 pm Umpires shall call hindrance and replay the point when something like heckling in 1st set tiebreak of Draper-Kokkinakis happens. These yahoos shall know that when they try to mess with the opponent of the home player, there will be consequences.

New rule:
Players playing at home get called for hindrance if a person outside the court heckles the opponent.

Opponent:
How much is it going to cost me to hire 5 guys to heckle me when I am down?

I see your point, but enforcing that would be a nightmare.

Shall be at umpire's discretion, of course. But umpires shall have this rule in their disposal. Something more potent, than just repeating "please, please". These crowds may affect the results of the match. Obviously the rule shall not separate home and away players formally. It could be the heckling in favor of the crowd favorite even when he is not a home player. But if outside interference affects the result, there shall be means to counter it.

by mick1303 Another way could be to have all the area close to the courts covered by security cameras and security having the authority to escort the perpetrators out of the court. This may exist already, but not enforced. In this case umpire will not call the hindrance but shall have the authority to stop the play until the hecklers will be escorted out.